By Plenary Sessions: Vadim Belobrovtsev

The speaker positions himself as a defender of justice, the rule of law, and social cohesion, standing against two primary legislative initiatives: the revocation of voting rights for non-citizens and state interference in church affairs. He criticizes the government’s actions as a value-based departure and "proxy activity" that ignores the ongoing economic crisis. His viewpoints are strongly value-driven and oppositional.

The political focus is currently on border security measures and the viability of the specific draft bill. The speaker is strongly opposed to the proposal, repeatedly questioning what problems it actually solves. The stance is grounded in policy and results, while simultaneously highlighting the humanitarian and economic risks involved.

The political stance is strongly oppositional, focusing on the demographic crisis, which is framed as a direct consequence of government inaction and cuts to family benefits. The speaker sharply criticizes new taxes (the car tax) and the increase in the immigration quota, deeming them an inappropriate solution to population issues. The political framework is heavily performance-based, highlighting the rapid decline in the birth rate that occurred under governments led by the Reform Party.

The political focus is on the formation of an investigative commission, regarding which the speaker is testing the honesty and consistency of the coalition. The stance taken is procedural and results-oriented, emphasizing the contradiction between the Prime Minister’s earlier statements and the coalition’s anticipated vote. The speaker also notes the shrinking size of the coalition, which will impact the voting results.