By Plenary Sessions: Urmas Reinsalu

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It focuses on educational matters, supporting teachers and criticizing the government's inaction in preventing the strike and failing to fulfill the agreed-upon wage compromise. It is strongly opposed to lowering the voting age, deeming it hypocritical, given that the government simultaneously imposes "nanny-state" restrictions on young people (tanning, tattooing, compulsory education until the age of 18). It also points to the acute issue of voting rights for citizens of the aggressor state, which the government is failing to address.

Insufficient data. The discussions mostly focus on economic, administrative, and procedural issues.

The primary social issue is the welfare of the elderly, specifically opposing the abolition of the income tax exemption on the average pension. This measure is viewed as the government breaking a promise made to seniors and deteriorating their social situation.

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Social issues are absent, but emphasis is placed on defending the livelihoods of the Estonian people and the competitiveness of the economy, which, he/she says, stands in opposition to the government’s current policies. The goal is to create a sense of security instead of uncertainty.

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The voting rights of Russian citizens are being addressed, framed as a security issue in the context of aggressor states. The emphasis is placed on state security and the political will to restrict these rights, rather than on socio-political integration.

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A strong emphasis is placed on national security and de-Russification, supporting the transition to Estonian-language education, the removal of Soviet-era monuments, and the confiscation of weapons from foreign citizens. There is a demand to address the influence of the Moscow Patriarchate and to resolve the question of voting rights for citizens of the aggressor state. Furthermore, the establishment of Estonian language requirements in the service sector is supported.