Siim Pohlak

The most active speaker was pid Nm6t5Eds7aw, a member of the EKRE faction; he represents the right-wing political line.

The most active speaker was Siim Pohlak (pid Nm6t5Eds7aw), an opposition politician and representative of a right-wing party. He posed two clarifying questions and emphasized the need for decisions based on faster and clearer results, taking into account people's purchasing power and the current state of prices.

The most active speaker at the session was Prime Minister Kaja Kallas (pid Nm6t5Eds7aw). She represents the government and her position in this discussion is "other" (head and representative of the government), focusing on energy security, equipment reliability, and cooperation with European networks.

The representative of the EKRE faction (the procedural side) was the most active in speeches concerning the voting on amendments and the conclusion of the proceedings. Position: right (right-wing), meaning an extremely critical approach guided by strong national and conservative values.

The most active representative who addressed the issue was Siim Pohlak (pid "Nm6t5Eds7aw"), a member of the EKRE faction, whose speeches focused on the political and ethical dimension of abolishing expense reimbursements. His position can be described as right-wing (right).

The most active speaker was Siim Pohlak (pid Nm6t5Eds7aw). He spoke a couple of times during the agenda item, representing the EKRE faction, shaping the content of the discussion, and drawing attention to the bill's objectives and any potential loopholes in its application. His political positioning is right-wing; he acts factionally as a representative of the group and has demonstrated strong leadership on the topic throughout the debates.

The most active speaker was Siim Pohlak, who was also one of the sponsors of the draft legislation. He presented the substance of the bill, explaining the necessity of lowering the excise duty on light heating oil. Siim Pohlak represents the right-wing opposition (Estonian Conservative People's Party).

The most active speaker, who presented the content of the draft bill and the position of the initiators, was Riigikogu member Siim Pohlak. Pohlak represented the group of initiators of the bill, who sought to alleviate the economic situation by lowering the fuel excise duty. Although his speech was brief, it served as a substantive introduction to the discussion of the agenda item.

The most active speaker was Siim Pohlak, the initiator and rapporteur of the bill. He represented the viewpoint of the bill’s proponents, briefly introducing Draft Law 211 and requesting its support.

The most active speaker was Siim Pohlak, who gave a presentation on behalf of the bill's initiators. Pohlak represented a right-wing position favoring tax cuts, emphasizing the necessity of reducing the tax burden. He outlined the bill's objective, which was to amend the income tax rate, and requested support from his colleagues so that the bill could move forward for further deliberation.