By Plenary Sessions: Toomas Kivimägi

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The criticism is directed at both unnamed commercial companies and state institutions that require customers to press a key to receive service in the Estonian language. The criticism is procedural and calls constitutionality into question, but it is not aimed at specific individuals.

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It stands in opposition to those who challenge established parliamentary practices (e.g., the format for submitting questions) and waste time on irrelevant debates. The criticism is primarily procedural and focused on efficiency. Opponents are warned about the consequences of disregarding these practices, citing the need to implement "other measures" regarding the allocation of committee chairmanships.