By Years: Arvo Aller

The speaker is primarily an opponent, proposing the rejection of bills (such as the amendment to the Income Tax Act or the Crisis Act) at the first reading. His priorities include lowering taxes, reducing bureaucracy in agriculture, and amending the Aliens Act to restrict the importation of cheap labor. He criticizes the government for fast-tracking legislation (for example, the Council for the Administration of Courts).

The primary legislative focus is opposing the government's tax hike bills (e.g., the car tax, land tax, and amendments to the Income Tax Act) and promoting the opposition's proposed tax cuts (e.g., reducing the VAT on foodstuffs to 5%). It emphasizes the necessity of strengthening the Emergency Situation Act by incorporating food supply security. Furthermore, attention is paid to procedural correctness, criticizing the government's haste and the absence of impact analyses when submitting draft legislation.