By Plenary Sessions: Rene Kokk

The primary adversary is the distrusted minister and the governing coalition. The criticism is fundamental, targeting both the minister's personal values and specific political decisions (the reduction of child benefits, gender quotas, security policy). The intensity of the attack is high, implying that the minister is misleading the public and ought to review their activities.

The primary targets of criticism are the rapporteur and the Prime Minister, who are accused of either ignorance or misunderstanding the question, providing only theoretical answers. The criticism is directed at the actions of the officials and the respondents' inability to provide concrete, real-world data, which indicates a strong distrust of the executive branch's responses.

The main targets of criticism are the Committee for the Supervision of Party Financing (ERJK), whose proceedings are deemed ridiculous, and colleague Kalle’s stance on the necessity of landmines. Jüri Ratas is criticized regarding his involvement in the entertainment business and advertisements, suggesting the need to audit the funding of his activities.

The primary objection is directed at the government's inaction and its failure to deliver on promises, demanding concrete steps to implement the coalition agreement. Separately, government member Keldo is criticized for promoting the mass importation of foreign labor, which the speaker deems an unnecessary and unwise solution.