By Plenary Sessions: Helir-Valdor Seeder

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The most crucial issue is amending the constitution to restrict voting rights in local elections exclusively to Estonian citizens, a necessity driven by the changed security environment. The speaker strongly backs this change, stressing that the right to form political power must reside with the constitutional authority, and that this is not simply a matter of local governance. They criticize the parliament's previous inaction and the time wasted in addressing this vital security aspect. Although the compromise proposal is viewed as imperfect from a security perspective, it is being supported for the sake of achieving broad consensus.

The political focus is sharply centered on boosting the tangible capabilities of national defense, stressing that the enemy fears actual capacity, not mere percentages. The speaker criticizes the government's performance, demanding concrete measures to expand the wartime structure, properly equip the territorial defense, and halt the exodus of active duty personnel. This stance is heavily policy- and results-driven, requiring meaningful, substantive action regarding the management of national defense.

The political position is fiercely opposed to the previous government’s "drastic left turn" and the "tax war waged against its own people." The speaker urgently demands the reversal of bureaucratic initiatives (such as dividing Estonia into four oblasts) and emphasizes the need to boost state efficiency and slash governance costs. The stance is strongly policy- and results-based, centering on the negative impact of the government’s actions.

The political position is strongly opposed to the government's performance, emphasizing that the current administration has sown "confusion, disorder, and chaos" in Estonia. The rhetoric is forceful and focuses on the government's failures, linking them even to the long-term development strategy leading up to 2035.