By Plenary Sessions: Toomas Uibo

The political position is strongly opposed to the Isamaa bill concerning the increase of drivers' per diem allowance, as this would create inequality relative to other professions (e.g., doctors, teachers). The principle of equality and finding comprehensive solutions, rather than sector-specific exceptions, is considered paramount. This stance is policy-based, emphasizing the need to avoid artificial market distortions and to take state budget constraints into account.

The political focus is directed towards the liquidation of 'red monuments' and Soviet heritage, which is considered a "large and very disturbing problem." The speaker strongly opposes the Estonian state paying for the upkeep of these graves. At the same time, the government's actions are criticized for using ill-conceived follow-up measures and excessively confrontational rhetoric.