By Years: Priit Sibul

Their positions on social issues are conservative: they oppose granting voting rights to third-country nationals in local elections. They support broad-based national defense, which includes backing gun owners and hunters, and establishing new shooting ranges. They express concern regarding the amendment of the Churches and Congregations Act (viewing it as incompetent interference in canon law) and the draft bill concerning end-of-life declarations (fearing it will lead to a debate on assisted suicide).

A strong value-based approach: supports the proposal to end state funding for elective abortions, emphasizing the moral aspect. It defends large families against the tax burden (such as the car tax) and criticizes the lowering of the parental benefit cap. It stresses the importance of valuing societal ideals (e.g., the family).