By Years: Valdo Randpere

The speaker is a staunch supporter of the governing coalition, defending the ministers and the actions taken by the Reform Party. They sharply criticize the opposition (the Center Party and EKRE) for historical inaccuracies and political showmanship. The main points of emphasis are the effectiveness of the rule of law (specifically, the inevitability of punishment), economic adjustment (labor legislation), and national strategic management ("Estonia 2035"). Their framework is primarily policy- and procedure-based, stressing justice, freedom, and security.

Randpere is a strong defender of the rule of law and the separation of powers, opposing political interference in the work of the Prosecutor's Office. He strongly supports the government's fiscal measures, such as the abolition of the tax hump and the car tax (which he refers to as the national defense tax), emphasizing their necessity for financing national defense. His positions are strongly institutional and security-based, supporting the denunciation of the legal assistance treaty concluded with Russia. He also criticizes the free higher education system, linking it to problems with education funding.