By Years: Tõnis Lukas

The speaker primarily acts on behalf of the Isamaa faction, submitting interpellations and draft legislation alongside their fellow faction members. They acknowledge the cooperation within the Culture Committee (Margit Sutrop) and point to areas of consensus (for example, the transition to Estonian-language instruction). However, they remain uncompromising toward the government, demanding its resignation and criticizing the internal disarray within the cabinet.

The speaker primarily operates in opposition but stresses the necessity of broad cooperation on national issues, such as education and language. He criticizes the government for its failure to reach agreements with teachers and local municipalities. He is willing to support government initiatives (e.g., the ERR building project) if they serve national interests, but remains critical of procedural flaws and delays.