By Years: Vadim Belobrovtsev

Being in opposition, [the party/group] remains open to supporting reasonable coalition initiatives (such as micro-qualifications), but stresses that the coalition fundamentally refuses to support the opposition's proposals. It collaborates with other opposition parties (EKRE, Isamaa) on no-confidence motions and social legislation. It expresses disappointment regarding the infighting among coalition partners and the overall lack of political culture.

Declares readiness for cooperation and compromises (e.g., the bank tax, the public holiday bill, school lunch support), but notes that the coalition systematically votes down the opposition’s substantive proposals. It points to positive cooperation with other opposition parties (EKRE, Isamaa) regarding motions of no confidence and draft legislation. It criticizes the government for the insufficient inclusion of stakeholders (e.g., ELVL, large families).