Kaja Kallas' cabinet
The cabinet of Kaja Kallas is the incumbent cabinet of Estonia, in office since 26 January 2021. It is a grand coalition cabinet of the Reform Party and the Centre Party. Background. The cabinet was formed after the previous cabinet led by the Centre Party resigned on 14 January 2021 following the resignation of the prime minister Jüri Ratas in the wake of a corruption scandal. From the very beginning, pundits stated several possible coalitions, among them were Reform Party–Centre Party, Reform Party–Isamaa–SDE, Centre Party–EKRE–Isamaa, Reform Party–EKRE. On 14 January 2021 , negotiations started between the Reform Party and the Centre Party. Although it was seen as a surprise to many, the leaders of Isamaa and EKRE (Helir-Valdor Seeder and Martin Helme, respectively) stated that the Centre Party members were probing a possible coalition with the Reform Party since the end of 2020. The cabinet received its mandate on 25 January 2021. This cabinet was the first coalition government between the Reform Party and the Centre Party since 2003. Also, it became the most gender-equal cabinet in Estonia's history. Ministers. The coalition agreed on 14 ministers in addition to  the prime minister with seven each for Reform and Center. In November 2021, Anneli Ott announced her resignation after criticism related to her not allowing herself to be vaccinated against COVID-19, citing disagreements with the Reform Party on restrictions. Her resignation revealed deeper disagreements between the two coalition parties regarding COVID restrictions and vaccination. Meanwhile, far-right EKRE furiously attacked what it called the government's program of "mandatory vaccination" and posited that the government had utterly failed in dealing with the crisis. In a poll conducted in November, 56 % of residents of Estonia did not approve of Kaja Kallas ' work as prime minister. In an interview, she said she had considered resignation but did not want to give Martin Helme a chance to form a new government.