By Plenary Sessions: Kristina Šmigun-Vähi

This political stance places a strong emphasis on prioritizing the health of children and youth, while supporting cross-ministerial cooperation. It advocates for state intervention through preventative measures (e.g., banning sugary drinks in schools), but simultaneously stresses the importance of motivating individuals to take personal responsibility for their health. The position is rooted in both policy and values, and the proponents express great satisfaction that this topic has been brought to the forefront.

The political focus is currently centered on the high electricity prices in Estonia, highlighting that Estonians are paying more than their Nordic counterparts. This position is results-oriented, criticizing the previous slow pace in developing both renewable and nuclear energy. There is strong support for a swift and affordable solution that would involve integrating small businesses into local energy production.

The political focus is on the values-based reform of the education system. The speaker moderately supports the inclusion of teaching responsibility into the school curriculum, stressing that this is essential for children to receive a good education in the future. The political framework is clearly values-driven, concentrating on developing personal attributes.