By Plenary Sessions: Peeter Tali

The central theme is national security and the right to vote in local elections, emphasizing the necessity of ensuring the preservation of the Estonian nation, language, and culture. The speaker strongly supports amending the constitution to restrict the voting rights of Russian and Belarusian citizens, as well as non-integrated persons, in local elections. Their positions are firmly rooted in values and security concerns, citing Russia's aggression and the Kremlin's influence operations. They represent the stance of Eesti 200, which holds that only Estonian and European Union citizens should be eligible to vote.

Politically speaking, the priority is foreign policy and strengthening the security of the European Union, supporting the existence of Estonia's long-term plan. Domestically, the speaker is taking a strong stance against the motion of no confidence in the prime minister, accusing the party that filed the motion of criminal corruption. The speaker frames the corruption accusations in terms of values, referring to the situation as "complete Orwell."