By Plenary Sessions: Aivar Kokk

He/She sharply criticizes the current coalition, especially the Reform Party and the Social Democrats. They accuse former Prime Minister Kaja Kallas of making three "stupid decisions" that drained 2 billion euros from the economy. They completely rule out supporting the bill in question.

The speaker adopts a distinctly oppositional stance toward the government's tax policy, critically challenging the contradictory positions held by both the prime ministerial candidate and the prospective finance minister. The criticism remains primarily focused on policy, not personality, concentrating instead on specific tax matters and their rationale.

It sharply criticizes the current coalition, especially the Reform Party, accusing them of creating the "tax hump" and disproportionately burdening the poor. Kaja Kallas and her government are directly named and accused of causing a two-billion-euro deficit. The opposition remains principled and uncompromising, demanding the complete rejection of the draft law.