By Plenary Sessions: Andrei Korobeinik

The political position is firmly against the government's tax hikes, especially the car tax, emphasizing that this choice will lead to economic recession and instability. Criticism is directed at the government's poor economic performance and the deterioration of Estonia's standing among the Baltic states. The speaker frames their views in performance-based terms, warning that the government will go down in history as having failed to deliver economic growth.

The political position is strongly opposed to the proposed car tax bill, which is being treated as yet another administrative failure that will worsen Estonia's economic situation. This stance is heavily outcome-based, stressing that the tax changes will increase social inequality and hit the poorest citizens the hardest. The speaker emphasizes that the economy cannot grow when funds are being extracted from the most financially vulnerable members of society.

The speaker's focus is on political accountability and clarifying positions regarding the indexation of pensions. He rejects the government's claim that opposition parties proposed abandoning indexation, instead redirecting attention to the leader of the coalition partner, Eesti 200. The stance is strongly fact-based and aimed at correcting the political narrative.