The discussion regarding the name of the Seimas faction is ongoing, as highlighted by A. Norkienė following a coalition council meeting on Wednesday. Norkienė acknowledged that conversations about the faction's name took place at the beginning of their term. She stated that if I. Vėgėlė chooses to push for a discussion on the name again, they would be open to talking about it. This indicates a willingness to address concerns raised within the political group.

I. Vėgėlė voiced his dissatisfaction on Tuesday, emphasizing that the current name of the faction, LVŽKŠS, does not adequately represent the three groups that comprise it. He suggested that the name should be changed to 'United' to better reflect this unity. This matter is not just semantic; it holds significance for Vėgėlė’s future decisions regarding his involvement in the faction, suggesting that he is weighing the importance of representation and unity in his political engagement.

In response to speculations about potential reductions in the faction’s size, Norkienė asserted that, to her knowledge, this concern is unfounded at present. She referred to the normal process that occurs towards the end of a Seimas term, where coalition shifts and the emergence of mixed groups may lead to changes in faction size. However, she emphasized that, as of now, there are no serious discussions indicating that the faction would shrink, reflecting a degree of stability within the current coalition dynamics.