By Plenary Sessions: Kalle Grünthal

The main opposition is directed against the uncontrolled activity of the media, which violates the presumption of innocence with unfounded factual claims, and against the incompetence of the Finance Committee. Criticism is also aimed at the Ministry of Justice's position, which considers civil law remedies sufficient. Former President Kersti Kaljulaid is criticized for her demonstrative behavior and lack of apology regarding the Marti Kuusik case.

The criticism is aimed at the previous practice of the electoral commission, which is considered procedurally flawed and non-transparent because the minutes failed to record the statements of the parties involved. The objection is institutional and centers on the violation of procedural norms.

The primary opponents are the coalition MPs from the Reform Party, who stand accused of defending e-voting solely to ensure their perpetual hold on power. Criticism has also been leveled against Arne Koitmäe, the head of the Electoral Service, who failed to provide answers to crucial technical questions concerning how the secrecy of e-voting is guaranteed.

Strong opposition is directed at the Riigikogu Board and the committee chairman (Eduard Odinets), who are directly accused of unlawful activity concerning the bundling of amendments. The criticism is primarily procedural and legal, accusing the opposing party of exceeding their authority and disregarding current legislation.

The objection is aimed at the actions of the presiding officer, criticizing the excessively fast pace and the potential restriction of the right to speak. Furthermore, colleague Jaak Aab was criticized for violating a specific article of the rules of procedure during the vote. The criticism is strictly procedural.

The main opponents are Minister Riina Sikkut and the Social Democrats, who are accused of violating the law and squandering taxpayer money. The chairman of the session, Lauri Hussar, is also being criticized for unfair handling of proceedings and ignoring procedural opportunities, with critics accusing him of being "obtuse."