By Plenary Sessions: Evelin Poolamets

The political position is strongly aimed at casting doubt on the political and personal integrity of the individual facing the no-confidence vote. Emphasis is placed both on foreign policy sensitivity (visits to Russia) and on value-based consistency (the change of political parties and the position on same-sex marriage). The focus is primarily on criticism based on values and performance.

The political stance is fiercely opposed to the government's economic policy, highlighting the budget crisis and the economic recession, which has now lasted ten quarters. The primary demand is the immediate repeal of tax hikes (including the proposed car tax) and a renewed focus on economic growth, exports, and improving national competitiveness. This entire position is strongly performance-based, sharply criticizing the government's fundamental inability to manage the economy.

The most prominent topics are the critical state of public finances and the restructuring of the government apparatus. The speaker voices strong opposition to the previous administration's fiscal policy, which resulted in a massive deficit, and questions the necessity of the planned drastic tax increases. The focus is on a critical assessment of the government's actions and performance.

The political position is strongly opposed to the current structure of the car tax. The core issue revolves around the logic of the taxation itself and its contradiction with the stated objectives (environment, road maintenance, police funding). This position is clearly grounded in both political principles and logic, highlighting the discrepancy between reality and the government's rhetoric.