By Plenary Sessions: Riina Solman

The political position is strongly value-driven, focusing on the removal of symbols of the Soviet occupation (especially the Maarjamäe memorial) and opposing any attempts to reinterpret them. Emphasis is placed on the necessity of removing 'red monuments' from the public sphere, equating Soviet symbolism with that of Nazi Germany. This stance is firmly aimed at protecting national historical memory and the sentiments of those who were repressed.

The political stance is firmly against the car tax, viewing it as a direct consequence of the Reform Party's incompetent governance and a clear violation of election promises. The primary focus is on protecting vulnerable groups (people with disabilities, pensioners, and large families) and addressing the state's tax policy, which is generating widespread insecurity. Political stability has vanished, replaced by uncertainty driven by continuous tax hikes.

The political focus is heavily centered on restoring confidence among the Estonian people and businesses, confidence which has been undermined by the government's tax policy. The second key priority is tackling the demographic crisis and protecting the foundations of family policy, emphasizing that the Estonian state is being built for its children. The stance is fiercely confrontational, focusing on the government's incompetence and broken promises.

The political stance is strongly opposed to the government's motor vehicle tax bill, particularly concerning the target groups of disabled people and large families. The criticism centers on the government's failure to consider the proposals made by interest groups, which erodes citizens' faith in their country and their sense of security. This position is value-based and results-oriented, emphasizing the necessity of restoring the public's sense of justice.