By Plenary Sessions: Rene Kokk

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The main opponent is the minister, whose alleged consensus regarding social quagmires is being criticized sharply and intensely. The criticism is values-driven, focusing on the groundlessness of the minister's claims and the unanswered question posed by a parent, while referencing the potential "atrocity" of the minister's position (drawing a parallel with lobotomy).

The main opponents are the governing coalition and the Social Democrats, who are being called upon to return to their roots. The criticism is policy-based (focusing on tax hikes and budget inefficiency) and intense, accusing the coalition of sidelining the opposition's draft legislation. The government's proposed solutions (transfer payments instead of direct food aid) are viewed as inappropriate and humiliating to the public.

The main criticism is directed at the government and ministries (Ministry of Finance, MKM), accusing them of the failure of the activity-based budget project and the inability to detect budgetary errors. The criticism is procedural and political, highlighting systemic deficiencies and the inaction of the responsible parties.

The primary targets of the criticism are the Prime Minister and the government (including the Minister of Infrastructure) for Nordica's management failures and for keeping the audit secret. The criticism is intense, focusing on the government's inaction and lack of transparency, and demanding answers to the questions that remain unanswered.

The primary criticism is aimed at members of the Government of the Republic and the commission's representative, who are accused of fundamentally misunderstanding the issues and disregarding the will of the Riigikogu. The criticism is both intense and procedural, demanding a concrete timeline from the Government for rectifying the situation, rather than simply sweeping the matter aside.

The criticism is aimed at the government's energy policy, particularly regarding the plan to construct a gas power plant, which could increase reliance on external supply. The criticism is policy-based and focuses on risk analysis and deficiencies in supply security.