By Plenary Sessions: Priit Sibul

The political stance centers on strong criticism regarding the procedural inconsistency in the Ministry of Justice’s legislative work, highlighting the contradiction between the rapid increase in fines and the slow resolution of sports manipulation cases. Concern is raised over the transparency and justification (specifically, the lack of impact analysis) of the government's activities. This position is primarily procedural and demands better substantiation for government actions.

The most crucial issue is the lack of price stability and the ineffectiveness of curbing inflation in Estonia. The political stance is critical of the prevailing monetary policy, which has failed to bring inflation under control in Estonia. The questioning is aimed at demanding results-based accountability from the Governor of the Bank of Estonia for his actions on the Governing Council of the European Central Bank.

The political focus is on the long-term financing and prioritization of nationally important cultural objects. The speaker is seeking clarity on whether future compositions of parliament should continue the practice of separate financing, which indicates concern regarding the sustainability of the policy. The framing of the question is directed at long-term strategic planning, referencing the "Estonia 2035" strategy.

The political stance heavily focuses on national food security and self-reliance, directly linking these concepts to national defense issues. The speaker urgently calls for a reform of the public procurement system, criticizing the use of lowest-bid tenders for the defense forces' food supply as an unreasonable practice. It is also crucial to address the shortage of veterinarians and to value rural life and local food production within society, emphasizing a value-based approach.

The speaker strongly supports tailor-made solutions for education funding, especially in border areas like Setumaa, linking this approach to national interest and security. He expresses strong opposition and skepticism regarding reforms to the legal system concerning the prosecution of competition crimes, specifically questioning the expansion of the role of administrative courts. In political action, he emphasizes the need for swift and decisive measures, criticizing the current passivity on the issue of sanctions and the assets of oligarchs.

The political position is value-based, focusing on ensuring societal sustainability through idealized themes and concepts. The speaker emphasizes the need for national ideals and notes that the former traditional family model (a married man and woman with children) is no longer idealized within society. The stance is moderately strong and aimed at protecting values.