Peeter Ernits

Peeter Ernits (Estonian Centre Party faction) was active both in posing questions and delivering his faction speech, sharply criticizing the late timing of the State Auditor General's report and the futility of the activity-based budget system, which he dubbed an "absurd labyrinth." His position is other (opposition).

Peeter Ernits was the most active speaker during the negotiations, utilizing the discussion of the draft bill as a platform to address the broader issues of Estonian maritime policy and the problems associated with bringing ships under the Estonian flag. His speech also raised a procedural question due to its off-topic content. (Miscellaneous)

Peeter Ernits (independent/EKRE) was active in the debate, posing critical questions and taking the floor during discussions. He highlighted the connection between the declining birth rate and national defense, emphasizing that acquiring weapons is pointless if there is no population to use them, and criticized the government's inaction in solving the demographic crisis.

Peeter Ernits (Center Party, other) was very active, posing several questions to the minister and delivering a long speech on behalf of the faction, in which he criticized the rapid processing of the bill due to the European Union funding deadline, calling it a "last-minute emergency bill."

Peeter Ernits was the most active questioner, repeatedly posing critical questions to both Minister of Finance Jürgen Ligi and Urve Tiidus, the representative of the Economic Affairs Committee, concerning the principles for calculating state fees and the timing of the amendments. (other)

Peeter Ernits was the most active questioner, posing comparative questions to both Minister of Finance Jürgen Ligi and the commission's representative Riina Sikut regarding the differences in the wording and substance of the double taxation avoidance treaties with Liechtenstein and Oman.

Peeter Ernits was active both in posing questions and in presenting the position of the leading committee (the Legal Affairs Committee), using colorful language (the "werewolf bill"). His position was listed as other (Member of the Riigikogu/Deputy Chairman of the Committee).

Peeter Ernits was an active questioner, repeatedly posing questions both to the Minister of Finance and the representative of the Finance Committee regarding the choice of Oman and the disruption in the Estonia-Oman trade balance. (Other)

Peeter Ernits (non-affiliated) was the most active speaker, submitting an interpellation, asking clarifying questions, and delivering a long, critical speech during the debate, expressing concern over the regional policy consequences and the loss of jobs.

Peeter Ernits was the most active speaker, submitting an official inquiry, asking a clarifying question, and delivering an an emotional concluding speech during the debate, in which he praised the quick response of RMK (State Forest Management Centre) and the minister in saving the saplings. (misc.)