By Years: Toomas Uibo

Regarding immigration policy, he supports a quota for skilled labor tied to economic growth, aimed at mitigating labor shortages. However, he strongly stresses the need to oppose uncontrolled and mass immigration, citing the constitutional duty to ensure the preservation of culture and national identity. He raises the issue of cyberbullying, questioning how to best protect the most vulnerable members of society. Furthermore, he expresses concern about state regulation of artistic content (specifically mentioning the Song Festival repertoire).

The most crucial social issue is the unwavering transition to Estonian-language education, which is viewed as a prerequisite for both high-quality schooling and being a fully contributing member of society. It supports the shift to needs-based benefits starting in 2028 and stresses the necessity of special consideration for people with disabilities when implementing new taxes. Furthermore, it raises the issue of valuing the compensation of leading actors within the cultural sector.