By Plenary Sessions: Ants Frosch

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The main criticism is directed against the policy of the Reform Party, which is accused of leaving dangerous and low-quality means of transport (moped cars) as the sole option available to rural residents. The criticism is policy- and results-based, highlighting the dissonance when compared to Russian oblasts and calling for a better example (Poland) to be followed.

The criticism is directed at the ministry and the customs authority due to the lack of adequate control measures to ensure privacy when postal shipments are opened. The criticism is policy and procedure driven, demanding concrete solutions.

Criticism is directed at the Constitutional Committee because they failed to request an assessment from the security agencies regarding Soviet propaganda narratives. Furthermore, there is an ironic reference to "fresh social democrats" who supposedly need to be enlightened on the subject, hinting at their ignorance concerning key security aspects.

The confrontation is aimed at the government and the prime minister, criticizing both their ethical stances and previous strategic decisions, particularly the prioritization of Rail Baltic. The criticism is intense, labeling the Rail Baltic decision "disastrous" and the traffic situation "catastrophic." Decisions made in Brussels are also indirectly criticized for leaving Via Baltica neglected.