By Plenary Sessions: Aleksandr Tšaplõgin

The political focus is currently on energy market regulation, where strong opposition is being voiced against state subsidies for renewable energy production. This stance is value-driven, stressing the necessity of strictly adhering to free-market principles and avoiding any drift towards socialism. The speaker views the state's primary role as ensuring consumers have access to sufficient energy at the lowest possible price.

The most prominent issue is the reduction of VAT on foodstuffs, which is strongly supported with the aim of making food more affordable for Estonian residents. The political position is framed both by a concrete policy (tax reduction) and a core value (solidarity), emphasizing the need to respond to rapid price increases.

The political position is strongly focused on reforming the sickness benefit system, stressing that the current system is detrimental to both public health and the economy. This stance is policy-driven, highlighting the necessity of early treatment to prevent the onset of serious chronic illnesses and the resulting economic costs.