By Plenary Sessions: Riina Solman

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The speaker voiced agreement with the previous speakers, Urmas Reinsalu and Anastassia Kovalenko-Kõlvart, signaling a willingness to cooperate with other opposition parties in criticizing the government’s fiscal policy. Furthermore, the speaker referenced the Social Democrats’ Robin Hood tax to draw a contrast with the policies of the Reform Party.

The speaker emphasizes the continuity of the issue and the fact that the working group's report has been on the table of multiple governments, thereby indirectly pointing to the need to acknowledge the previous, cross-governmental work. The intention is to provide context in order to mitigate the skepticism present in the hall and demonstrate the broader scope of the topic's treatment.

The style of cooperation focuses on supporting the positions of field experts (the Commander of the Defence Forces) and Isamaa, emphasizing the need to heed their advice. There is no reference to a willingness to compromise with the government; instead, it demands the reversal of the government's political decisions and the fulfillment of promises made at the NATO summit.

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