By Plenary Sessions: Jaanus Karilaid

The most prominent issue is the car tax, to which the speaker expresses strong opposition, citing the Isamaa party's promise to abolish it. The political stance is highly critical, focusing on the negative impact of the tax (the receipt of bills) and the contradictory justifications provided for its implementation (the green transition, security, public transport).

The political stance is fiercely oppositional, centered on the government's operational inefficiency, which the opposition brands a "total crisis of political leadership" and "political chaos." Key issues highlighted include significant gaps in national defense (drones, air defense, and shelters) and the detrimental economic impact of the Reform Party's tax hump. The criticism is intense and primarily performance-based, emphasizing a clear absence of political leadership.

The political focus is on the implementation of the Tallinn–Haapsalu–Rohuküla railway project, which is considered a promise made by all six parliamentary parties. The speaker sharply criticizes the government's inaction, stressing that there is plenty of talk, but no actual work or progress is being made. The stance is strongly results-oriented, demanding concrete steps and the immediate utilization of the allocated 20 million euros within the framework of the mobility reform.