By Plenary Sessions: Rene Kokk

The political position centers on criticizing the government’s financial management and the accuracy of the budget. The speaker strongly objects to the 100.4 million euro error found in the previous budget and demands accountability from both the Ministry of Finance and the MKM. This approach is results-oriented, emphasizing the necessary financial competence of ministers and officials.

The speaker's primary topics are national defense readiness and the transparency of foreign aid (Ukraine). He expresses concern that providing excessive aid may jeopardize domestic combat engineering training and calls for strict oversight to prevent the misappropriation of aid resources. The stance is results-oriented, emphasizing accountability for the effective utilization of both national defense resources and foreign assistance.

The political position is fiercely oppositional, standing against the car tax, which is being dubbed a wealth tax and a betrayal of election promises. The criticism targets the coalition's dishonest conduct and the abrupt shift in policy, citing the reduction of child benefits as an example. The speaker emphasizes that the Reform Party acts like a weathervane when executing policy. The overall framing is heavily focused on evaluating the government's performance and the fulfillment of its pledges.

The political position is strongly oppositional, stressing the necessity of a vote of no confidence due to the irregularities that have occurred within the minister's portfolio. This stance is powerfully results-driven, focusing on administrative failures such as data leaks, conflicts of interest, and the loss of a national investment. The speaker considers the minister’s actions as a whole to be improper and problematic.