By Years: Madis Timpson

The speaker sharply criticized the opposition (specifically members of the EKRE faction like Kingo, Grünthal, and Vooglaid) for both their substantive arguments and their political activities. He/She also criticized previous governments (the Center Party) for their failures to act (specifically regarding the constitutionality of the budget law and the implementation of zero bureaucracy). The most intense criticism was reserved for the motion of no confidence, which the speaker deemed petty and low-level.

The speaker criticizes the opposing side primarily on policy and factual grounds, refuting specific allegations (such as the legalization of pedophilia) and correcting procedural misunderstandings. He opposes progressive income tax and sharply criticizes the involvement of law firms in drafting legislation, noting that this can create conflicts of interest at the taxpayer's expense. He calls on the opposition to support the government-backed constitutional amendment bill, demonstrating a willingness to cooperate for a common goal, but rejects the bill put forth by Isamaa.