By Plenary Sessions: Rain Epler

Strong opposition to illegal immigration, highlighting examples from the United Kingdom regarding radicalized immigrants and government repression. Defends freedom of speech and criticizes government attempts to punish people for reading inappropriate information, seeing this as a movement toward the totalitarianism described by Orwell. Supports conservative values and a return to normalcy.

Personal freedoms and privacy are at the forefront of social issues. The speaker sharply opposes the expansion of state surveillance, particularly the creation of a "super database" that would consolidate the data of all Estonian people and companies, as well as the Ministry of the Interior's attempt to establish a "thought police."

This addresses the topic of social welfare in the context of COVID-19 vaccination recommendations, emphasizing caution regarding the vaccination of children, particularly boys. The viewpoint is critical of the government's overly aggressive recommendations, which disregarded the earlier cautious stance taken by a member of the scientific advisory council.

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The speaker takes a strong stance on child protection issues, opposing amendments to the law that would allow persons convicted of certain crimes to work with children based on a decision by the Ministry of Social Affairs. In addition, the speaker addresses the protection of rural areas and property by presenting a draft bill that would permit the hunting of predators (wolves) without a hunting license in cases of damage caused by wildlife.