By Plenary Sessions: Helle-Moonika Helme

There is no evidence of a willingness to cooperate or compromise; the speaker is adopting a purely oppositional and aggressive stance. Reference is made to EKRE's previous demand, while in the Ratas government, to distance itself from the United Russia agreement, which rather suggests a demanding partnership in the past.

The speaker stresses solidarity with their parliamentary group (EKRE) and with nearly 80% of the Estonian people who do not support the car tax. Cooperation with other factions is not mentioned; rather, the emphasis is placed on opposing the coalition and the government, which are deemed incompetent and corrupt. He criticizes the use of European Union funds, which, he claims, has corrupted the Estonian state.

There is a lack of willingness to cooperate; the speaker positions themselves in complete opposition to the government and demands accountability. A reference is made to an internal opposition dialogue (with Isamaa) concerning pensions, but this is primarily intended to refute the opponent's assertion.

Information regarding cooperation is lacking; instead, emphasis is placed on the EKRE party's unique and unrivaled opposition to the car tax, which suggests isolation on this issue. No willingness to compromise is expressed; rather, they demand the complete reversal of the draft bill.