By Plenary Sessions: Aleksandr Tšaplõgin

The most crucial issue is the trustworthiness of e-voting and the legitimacy of democracy. The speaker takes a strong stance in favor of suspending the current e-voting system until its transparency and reliability can be guaranteed. This position is both procedural and value-based, emphasizing that half the nation distrusts its own state due to the elections. The proposal is to halt e-voting immediately.

The political position is strongly oppositional, centering on highlighting the government’s economic incompetence, which has resulted in a recession. They most sharply oppose the subsidizing of green energy, which they deem an unprofitable project, and demand transparency regarding state budget expenditures, particularly aid provided to businesses. The policy framing is heavily focused on performance and values, implicitly suggesting corruption and conflicts of interest.

The political position centers on strong opposition or deep skepticism regarding the acceptance of prisoners from Sweden. The framing of the issue is both value-based and outcome-based, emphasizing the potential security risk associated with migrant criminals and doubting the Estonian prison system's capacity to handle them.

The political focus is heavily directed towards social welfare, supporting a significant increase in pensions and subsistence benefits to ensure a dignified life. This stance is value-based, prioritizing support for the elderly and the poor over the funding of bureaucracy, the green transition, and the LGBT agenda. The objective is to reorient state budget priorities toward social security, even if it necessitates cutting expenditures in other sectors.