By Plenary Sessions: Vadim Belobrovtsev

The political stance is highly critical of the government's actions, focusing on the symptomatic nature of the Prime Minister's conduct and its impact on the health of the coalition. A second key issue is the exacerbation of problems in the education sector, particularly the teacher shortage, caused by the government's unreasonable qualification requirements. The speaker emphasizes their position as a defender of the interests of the Estonian people, whose feet are firmly planted in Estonia.

The political position expresses strong opposition to the adoption of the parliamentary declaration concerning Georgia, arguing that it would damage the friendly relations and strategic partnership between Estonia and Georgia. This stance is focused on the potential consequences and diplomatic stability, emphasizing concern over the risk of relations becoming strained.

The political position is strongly oppositional towards the government's actions regarding the processing of the supplementary budget. The criticism centers on procedural deficiencies (leaving things until the last minute) and the unpopularity of the government's decisions, citing the European Parliament elections as a potential reason for the delay. The position is primarily results- and procedure-based, thereby calling into question the government's respect for the Riigikogu.

The speaker is strongly opposed to the government's tax policy, rejecting both the introduction of the car tax and the sharp increase in state fees. This political stance is framed as the government breaking its promises (e.g., the income tax exemption for the average pension) and disregarding the will of the people, stressing that most of the government's initiatives are unpopular among the public. The primary objective is to protect low-income groups and accuse the coalition of plugging budget holes with new taxes.

The political statement centers on the sharp criticism directed at the Estonian foreign minister's conduct in Georgia, deeming it inappropriate and potentially constituting interference in the internal affairs of another state. Concern is highlighted that such actions have strained Estonia's long-standing positive relations with its strategic partner, Georgia. The position is highly critical of the government member's performance, which is viewed as an uncoordinated "solo" endeavor.

The political position centers on criticizing the actions and expenditures (business class flights) of a member of the government. A strong stance is maintained regarding transparency and the economical use of state funds, calling into question the priorities of the Minister of Economic Affairs and IT. This is results-oriented criticism that demands a public justification for expenses that appear unreasonable.