By Years: Peeter Ernits

The speaker considers cooperation necessary, especially concerning issues vital to the state, and highlights the opposition's bill (an amendment to the Hunting Act) as a positive example, noting that it was "handled humanely" by the coalition. However, he criticizes the ruling "steamroller" mentality, which obstructs substantive cooperation and the consideration of proposals put forth by the opposition. He rarely acknowledges the work of ministers (such as Minister of Justice Pakosta) even when, in his estimation, it is well done, but overall, his stance toward the coalition remains hostile and uncompromising.