By Months: Kersti Sarapuu

The political focus is twofold: at the international level, the protection of the status and immunity of representatives within the context of the agreement between Mozambique and the EU, and at the social level, the practical implementation of international child protection conventions in Estonia. The approach is inquisitive and solution-oriented, seeking concrete benefits for citizens and clarity on legal issues.

The political position centers on expanding the list of national holidays, strongly advocating for the second day of Easter to be established as a public holiday. This is a long-standing and consistent position that the speaker has previously introduced in the Riigikogu as the leader of the Center Faction. The framing of this stance is policy-based, emphasizing the repeated presentation of the legislative objective.

The political focus is directed towards the efficiency of state finances and responsible spending, particularly concerning defense procurement, where the demand is for cheaper solutions and larger volumes. Emphasis is also placed on resolving social issues that prevent taxpayers from entering the labor market, specifically citing funding deficits in local municipalities for support personnel for children with special needs. His/Her approach is strongly results-oriented and centered on achieving maximum value for public funds.

The political focus is on economic growth, emphasizing the utilization of subsoil resources to achieve a significant developmental leap. Concern has also been raised regarding the high financing costs faced by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in rural areas. In the social sphere, the priority is supporting parents of children with special needs by ensuring they have access to childcare services. The political framework is distinctly policy- and solution-driven, aiming to identify concrete measures.

The central theme is the justification for the new tax, with the speaker questioning the Finance Minister's assertion that it is a tax designed to promote environmental sustainability. The stance is moderately critical and policy-driven, focusing on challenging the framework of the bill presented by the government.

The political focus is on the bottlenecks in education and social welfare, particularly the shortage of engineering and technical specialists and the insufficient funding of special care services. Policy demands are being presented, specifically asking the minister for concrete measures and solutions to address these long-standing issues. The approach is results-oriented, emphasizing the necessity of implementing tangible solutions.

The political focus is on ensuring the economy's competitiveness through a stable energy policy. The speaker strongly emphasizes the necessity of keeping electricity prices under control, while simultaneously criticizing the logic of the green transition, which, they argue, exacerbates the energy deficit. They support Isamaa's proposal to create dispatchable capacity and ensure long-term supply security, with the ultimate goal of achieving a competitive electricity price.