By Plenary Sessions: Jaak Valge

The political focus is on border security and the efficiency of state information systems in managing the temporary control line. The speaker strongly criticizes the administrative incompetence and potential vested business interests that are preventing the implementation of a simple technical solution for monitoring border crossers. The stance is strongly performance-driven, demanding the state to implement quick and simple improvements to the systems.

The political position is strongly opposed to the plan presented by the minister, which is viewed as a robust sales pitch based on already refuted claims. The speaker prioritizes steering economic development toward the creation of higher value-added jobs. This stance is heavily policy- and results-driven, specifically questioning the advisability of creating low value-added jobs.

The political focus is currently on Estonia's critically low birth rate, which is being treated as a national priority, requiring a comprehensive set of measures to address it. The speaker's stance is strongly rooted in policy and values, emphasizing the need to remove obstacles to having children and to cultivate values that support higher birth rates. They are exerting measured pressure on the government to secure the necessary funding for increasing family benefits.