By Plenary Sessions: Rain Epler

The speaker is acting as a member of the EKRE parliamentary group and supports their proposed amendment concerning a state majority stake in the nuclear power plant. They show no willingness to compromise on energy policy, calling the opposition’s offer a "Reform Party compromise" and urging a vote against the law.

The speaker emphasized the EKRE faction’s unified and clear opposition to the car tax. While the tone toward the coalition remains confrontational, he commended one coalition representative from Võrumaa who had dared to "crawl out of the hole," noting how rarely praise is directed at the opposing side.

The speaker referred to the questions raised by other colleagues (Vooglaid, Kadastik) and the work of the committee, demonstrating his involvement in internal parliamentary structures. At the same time, he expressed dissatisfaction with the parliamentary format, which prevents direct debate with colleagues present in the chamber, citing a desire to "ping-pong" (to engage in a rapid back-and-forth).