By Plenary Sessions: Rene Kokk

Criticism is aimed at the government's financial management, specifically targeting the financial staff of the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications (MKM), whose work is deemed inadequate. The speaker also challenges attempts to shift responsibility onto other politicians (Reinsalu).

The main opponent is the prime minister, who is accused of misrepresenting EKRE's positions, specifically by suggesting that EKRE does not support Ukraine. The criticism is directed at the government's policy, which ignores the problem of corruption in Ukraine and the potential shortage of domestic defense capabilities due to the provision of excessive aid.

The opposition's stance is highly intense, sharply criticizing the Reform Party for breaking its pre-election promises and for improper conduct. The opponents are being accused of slander and dishonesty, particularly in the context of the car tax and child benefits. The criticism targets both the policy itself and the procedural behavior, with no mention of any possibility for compromise.

The main criticism is directed at the minister and their administrative domain, who are accused of numerous irregularities and failures. The criticism is intense and focuses on administrative errors (e.g., conflicts of interest, data breaches, wasteful spending), with the ultimate goal of initiating a vote of no confidence. The opposition targets both personal conduct (flying business class) and political repercussions (loss of investment).