By Plenary Sessions: Evelin Poolamets

There is not enough data. The addresses are aimed at government representatives to raise questions and present challenges.

The speaker supports the bill that would terminate subsidy payments and is open to extending this measure to solar energy producers as well. He expresses confidence in scientists and professors (for instance, regarding the issue of oil shale energy) and is prepared to discuss questions raised by other colleagues. There are no indications of formal cross-party cooperation or efforts to seek compromises with the opposing side.

No data is available. All statements have been presented as questions or opposing viewpoints, suggesting an oppositional attitude rather than a willingness to cooperate.

Data is lacking.

No data available.

Insufficient data.

There is not enough data.

The speaker is calling for a broad-based investigation committee that would include a representative from every faction to ensure its credibility. However, he simultaneously expresses deep pessimism regarding the coalition, noting that the opposition's proposals are systematically voted down, even when they are substantively sound.