By Plenary Sessions: Jaak Valge

A strong oppositional stance, focusing on the government's procedural incompetence and the gradual decline of parliamentarism in Estonia. It supports establishing a Children's Day as a family-friendly and demographic measure, stressing that the drop in Estonia's birth rate is significantly steeper than in Latvia and Lithuania. Ideologically, it views Estonian politics as too right-wing and biased in favor of employers.

The political focus centers on the appropriateness and constitutional compliance of the state budget's format. The speaker expresses strong opposition to the current budget form, citing its unsuitability and lack of clarity. This is primarily procedural and policy-based criticism, which emphasizes the state budget's adherence to the constitutional framework.

The political position is strongly opposed to the current refugee policy that grants international protection to Ukrainian men of mobilization age. The speaker stresses that this undermines Ukraine’s will to defend and represents an ironic distortion of the concept of international protection, prioritizing deserters over genuine war victims. This stance is deeply policy- and value-driven, demanding immediate political changes.