By Years: Riina Solman

The speaker places the birth rate crisis and support for families (especially large families) at the center of their activities, sharply criticizing cuts to family benefits. They are concerned about the safety of the elderly (specifically the quality and oversight of nursing homes) and the spread of poverty. They express conservative views on gender self-determination and transgender issues, and are also pro-Israel, criticizing manifestations of antisemitism in Estonia.

The focus of social policy is large families and supporting birth rates, emphasizing their special protection under the Constitution (Section 28). It opposes immigration as a solution to the demographic crisis and supports revoking the voting rights of Russian and Belarusian citizens on security grounds. It criticizes the Minister of Social Protection’s plans to remove health insurance coverage from mothers raising children at home, arguing that this effectively equates them with "the homeless."