By Plenary Sessions: Vadim Belobrovtsev

The political position is strongly oppositional regarding the tax policy of governments led by or involving the Social Democratic Party (SDE). The speaker sharply criticizes the raising of VAT, income tax, and excise duties, as well as the reduction of social benefits (specifically, the taxation of pensions and cuts to large family benefits). The policy framework is ideological, questioning the consistency between SDE's center-left ideology and their actual deeds. The stance is forceful and focuses on the negative impact of the government's activities.

The political position is strongly oppositional, criticizing the new government (Kristen Michal’s) as merely a continuation of the previous one, both in terms of its composition and its working style. The speaker forcefully rejects the car tax bill, labeling it an unconstitutional "defective draft," and stresses the necessity of protecting socially vulnerable groups. The overall stance is primarily value-based (focusing on justice and constitutionality) and procedural (specifically, the stifling of democratic debate).

The political position is strongly critical of the former head of government's unpopularity and continued tenure, and focuses heavily on the new government delivering on its promises. There is an emphasis on the need to reduce public sector spending, which raises doubts about the new government's ability to implement these cuts, especially considering the simultaneous active recruitment of administrative staff. The criticism is primarily performance-based and centers on government efficiency.

The political stance is strongly opposed to implementing the car tax, emphasizing that it is the wrong move given the current economic recession and high inflation. This position is both value-based—pointing out constitutional conflicts concerning disabled people and large families—and results-based, criticizing the irresponsible planning of the state budget. The speaker advises the new prime minister to scrap the car tax idea, either temporarily or permanently.