By Plenary Sessions: Riina Sikkut

The political position strongly focuses on systemic and smart economic development, which is considered a horizontal policy area. The speaker opposes the Tartu prison project, criticizing it as a short-sighted, low value-added solution that locks 250 people into a non-productive sector. These views are primarily policy- and results-based, emphasizing long-term state fiscal responsibility.

The political focus is on opposing the agreement to bring Swedish prisoners to Estonia, which is viewed as detrimental to Estonia's internal security. The speaker strongly maintains that diverting trained internal security personnel to guard foreign inmates constitutes a waste of valuable manpower. This stance is value-based, emphasizing the necessity of directing these specialists toward the Estonian police force or the Defense Forces to enhance local order. He confirms that the social democrats hold a position completely contrary to this policy.

The politician strongly supports raising social minimums, considering the 100-euro increase in the subsistence level a minimal and necessary step toward covering the minimum cost of living. He criticizes Estonia's historical underfunding of healthcare compared to the EU average and urgently demands additional state investment in the system. His political framework is values-driven and focused on improving social standards.