As for replacing the current government, Martin Mölder does not believe that anyone in the current opposition has the desire and will to end this government's suffering. «At the moment, it is beneficial for the opposition parties for this government to last until the elections, because then the government parties will have the least real opportunity to improve their positions,» he said. Alar Kilp noted that with 50 votes in the Riigikogu, the government can no longer shoot from the hip. «It will be much more difficult for the government,» he noted, adding that it is unlikely anyone would want to start putting together a new government right now. However, he considered it realistic that the Reform Party would change its leader before the Riigikogu elections to save face.