By Plenary Sessions: Tanel Kiik

The speaker is clearly in opposition, criticizing the government (the ruling coalition) for its inaction regarding inflation and prices. The criticism targets both the underlying political logic and the poor attendance of coalition politicians in the chamber during a crucial debate. He/She accuses the government of failing to address a problem that is being felt by hundreds of thousands of people.

There is no direct confrontation; criticism is rather directed at the lack of clarity in the government's plans regarding the merging of public transport centers and optimal financing. The emphasis is on the transparency of the government's actions and accountability for the regional policy consequences.

The primary conflict is with the government, particularly the Reform Party, which faces accusations of irresponsible fiscal policy and prioritizing the affluent. The criticism is policy-based, specifically citing the government's lack of political will (for instance, regarding the expansion of hospital pharmacies' rights). The confrontation is intense, with critics alleging that the government is handing over 800 million euros to the wealthy while the social sector is left to starve.

The main opponent is the Government of the Republic and its budget policy, which is sharply criticized for the setting of priorities. The criticism is policy-based, highlighting the government’s decision to favor wealthier societal groups over critical social welfare.

The opposition is directed against the stance taken by the minister and the government, which appears to excessively delegate the responsibility for providing school meals to local municipalities. The criticism is policy-driven, focusing on the lack of national uniformity and the risk of inequality emerging.