By Years: Andres Metsoja

It primarily operates as an opposition initiator, introducing Isamaa bills into parliamentary proceedings aimed at either improving or reversing current government policy. It stresses the necessity of involving stakeholders (hunters, livestock breeders, entrepreneurs) and points out the rare instances of consensus support (for example, regarding the hunting law bill in the Environment Committee). It criticizes the government for failing to cooperate with the business sector during the drafting of legislation.

The speaker is acting on behalf of the Isamaa faction, but stresses the necessity of a cross-parliamentary agreement concerning the economic recovery and security matters. They mentioned working together with other opposition parties (the Centre Party) to organize protests against the car tax and in appealing to the President. They also expressed openness to input from experts and legal professionals regarding the improvement of draft legislation.