By Years: Toomas Kivimägi

The criticism is aimed at factions that ignore established parliamentary conventions, particularly the tradition that the chairmanships of permanent committees belong to the coalition, while threatening to implement "other measures." It also criticizes systemic deficiencies that violate the public's sense of justice, such as individuals escaping conviction due to the statute of limitations and the excessive public disclosure of criminal proceedings. The criticism is primarily procedural and systemic, not personal.

He opposes his colleagues, whom he criticizes for wasting time and disregarding parliamentary customs, particularly concerning the format for posing questions during the Prime Minister's address. He specifically names Urmas Reinsalu and other colleagues who, in his estimation, are preoccupied with irrelevant concerns. The criticism is aimed at their procedural conduct and lack of efficiency.