By Months: Priit Sibul

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The speaker addresses the balance between citizens' rights and state surveillance, questioning the actual capabilities of license plate recognition cameras (i.e., facial recognition). He also defends the rights of landowners and demands greater transparency from the Environmental Board regarding the imposition of restrictions.

In the social sector, two issues are at the forefront: the amendment to the law on churches and congregations, which he strongly criticizes as incompetent state interference in canon law. The second issue is the patient's end-of-life declaration of wishes, which he essentially supports, but warns that the draft bill must not create undue expectations for the regulation of assisted suicide or euthanasia, which he himself would not support.

The focus is on the deficiencies of the care reform within the social sector, specifically noting that a pension is insufficient to cover the cost of a nursing home placement. In the context of security, the position supports comprehensive national defense and the relaxation of the Arms Act to allow for better training for citizens and volunteers (such as auxiliary police officers). Regarding education, there is criticism of the experiment involving the change in the timing of basic school exams, an initiative that has caused confusion and reduced student motivation.

Regarding social issues, a question is being raised concerning citizen surveillance and privacy, specifically in relation to secret cameras reported in the media, the existence of which the government is supposedly unaware of. Furthermore, the fairness of taxation is also being highlighted in the context of large families, questioning the sensibility of the higher tax imposed on minivans.

Emphasizes the need to increase the public's will to defend and their self-reliance, by supporting gun owners and the establishment of public shooting ranges. It criticizes the impact of the car tax on off-road vehicles, which are necessary for both civilian and defense purposes. Concern is expressed that nature conservation priorities are hindering the development of the defense industry park.

The speaker strongly opposes the government's plan to allow third-country nationals (excluding aggressor states) to vote in local elections, deeming it an unreasonable priority. They express concern that this change could lead to the highest voter turnout ever recorded among individuals with undetermined citizenship.

Among social topics, the focus is on immigration and language policy. The speaker strongly opposes increasing the quota and emphasizes the importance of ensuring the use of the Estonian language, asking how the A2 language requirement for fixed-term residence permits is substantively enforced.