By Plenary Sessions: Helle-Moonika Helme

The main opponents are the Reform Party and the Social Democrats, who are subjected to intense criticism regarding security risks and moral failures. The criticism targets both the government's actions (Kallas's business dealings, ministerial appointments) and the Social Democrats' core values (Kremlin ties, the issue of voting rights). The attacks are personal and ideological, accusing the opponents of oiling the Russian war machine.

The main opponents are the "new old government" and coalition MPs, who are accused of deliberately violating the constitution and persecuting the people. Criticism is also directed at the Riigikogu Board, the President, and the Chancellor of Justice, who are failing to intervene in the alleged violation of the principles of the rule of law. The criticism is intense and uncompromising because the ideas behind the draft law are considered fundamentally flawed.

The main opponents are the Reform Party, Kaja Kallas, and the new-old coalition. Criticism is intense, encompassing both political decisions (the destruction of the economy, the energy sector) and ethical accusations (corruption, lies, personal gain). The speaker rejects the government's attempts to justify its actions by referencing the behavior of a neighboring country.

The primary targets of criticism are the proponents of the car tax, especially the Constitutional Committee and its chairman, who stand accused of incompetence and neglecting constitutional review. The criticism is intense, focusing both on the political substance (increasing poverty) and the procedural failures, which may necessitate a presidential veto.