By Plenary Sessions: Jaak Valge

The most prominent issues are the decline of the Estonian economy (a drop in productivity and competitiveness) and uncontrolled immigration, which is meeting strong opposition. The political framework is value-based, emphasizing the need to protect the demographic composition of the population and demanding that economic growth be achieved through productivity, not cheap labor. Criticism is directed at the failed policies of the government (the Reform Party), which are leading to stagnation and demographic problems.

The political position is strongly critical of the poor state of the education system, stressing that the system is "botched" and that reforms have been "totally neglected." This stance is results-oriented, focusing on the regression of actual performance indicators despite spending levels that are higher than the European Union average. The speaker calls for a focus on solutions for these critical bottlenecks.

The politician emphasizes the necessity of improving Estonia's democratic processes by supporting the more frequent use of referendums and amending the relevant legislation to guarantee balanced information dissemination. He sharply criticizes the current debate on energy issues as primitive and calls on the speaker's party to undertake substantive work in preparation for snap elections.

The political stance is highly critical of the government’s actions, focusing specifically on the failure to achieve the goals set out in the national strategy "Estonia 2035." They particularly emphasize the drastic decline in labor productivity and international competitiveness, demanding a statesmanlike diagnosis and remedy for the situation. The deviation from strategic targets is the primary failure being highlighted, which is framed as performance-based criticism.