By Plenary Sessions: Urve Tiidus

The political focus is directed at keeping the administrative burden in check and reducing it, an expectation the Food Union has presented to the state. The speaker suggests that the Estonian state might be "overdoing it" with regulations, thereby calling into question the effectiveness of the government's activities. This position represents moderate criticism directed against the regulatory burden.

The speaker strongly supports the amendment to the Aliens Act (the EU Blue Card legislation) initiated by the Government of the Republic. The political stance is pragmatic and policy-driven, focusing on facilitating the recruitment of top specialists from third countries, while stressing the need to strike a balance between labor requirements and internal security. The objective is to gain a competitive advantage in the labor market.

The political focus is heavily centered on foreign policy and international security. The speaker supports a rules-based world order but expresses concern regarding its restoration and practical functioning, specifically questioning the feasibility of reforming the UN Security Council. The position is strongly value-driven, stressing the necessity of convincing the public of the triumph of good over evil.