Pärtel-Peeter Pere, who joined the Reform Party five years ago, has officially left the party, citing dissatisfaction with its current leadership. In a letter to his former colleagues, he directly criticized Kristensen Michal, the party leader and Prime Minister, for what he described as indecision and micromanagement. Pere expressed regret for having aligned himself with Michal's plans, stating that he cannot support a leadership style that he believes undermines the effectiveness of both the government and the party.

Pere also contrasted the leadership styles of Michal and former Prime Minister Kaja Kallas, asserting that under Kallas's guidance, the party had a more competent, practical, and bold reputation. This comparison highlights a broader concern within the party about the direction and efficacy of its leadership in the face of challenges. Even though Pere is leaving the party, he mentioned that he does not plan to join another political party, leaving some questions about his future political ambitions.

In his resignation, Pere expressed hope that the party members will work to control rumors and slander, indicating the turbulence within the party ranks. His departure could signal more significant unrest within the Reform Party, as criticisms of leadership may resonate with others who share similar concerns about its current trajectory and effectiveness in governance.