By Plenary Sessions: Raimond Kaljulaid

The main confrontation is directed at the presiding officer of the session, who is accused of dereliction of duty and tolerating disruptors (including members of their own party). The criticism is intense and procedural, ranging from demands to call people to order to recommending that they submit their resignation. Additionally, the government's communication practices are criticized for favoring social media over the parliament.

Criticism is aimed at both the government (specifically the Minister of Finance) and the opposition. The government is criticized for its indifference and lack of ambition in implementing NATO defense plans. The opposition, meanwhile, is accused of taking an entirely populist stance: they demand higher defense spending but simultaneously refuse to support any necessary tax revenue decisions, accusing the government of lying.