By Plenary Sessions: Aivar Kokk

The text sharply criticizes the current government, and the prime minister in particular, accusing them of damaging the economy and making poor decisions. Specific examples are highlighted, such as the activities of Elering and the sale of railway wagons. The opposition is primarily policy-focused, concentrating on economic decisions and their consequences. The commission is also criticized for its inaction in transposing European Union directives.

Sharply criticizes Elering's previous decisions, labeling them "stupid" and accusing the company of losing a billion euros. Opposition is voiced against further burdening end consumers through network fees, emphasizing that current prices are already too high. The current treatment of landowners regarding power line corridors is also criticized, although a constructive tone is maintained.

The speaker is sharply critical of the Prime Minister, accusing him of lying and demanding intervention from the presiding officer. His opposition addresses both the substance of policy and the issue of personal credibility.

Sharply criticizes the government's energy policy, especially the ban on biogas and the plans to shut down oil shale power generation. Accuses ministry officials of making poor decisions and demands clarification regarding the payment of PRIA premiums. Expresses dissatisfaction with the tax increases and the failure to analyze their impacts beforehand.