By Plenary Sessions: Anti Allas

The main opposition is directed at the bill's proponents—specifically the Conservative People's Party of Estonia (EKRE)—and historically also the Centre Party and the Reform Party, who have previously attempted to implement similar restrictions. The criticism is intense, accusing the opponents of fearing fair competition and restricting democratic rights in an effort to secure their own election results.

The criticism is directed at the state's general policy concerning the imposition of excessive regulations (or "overregulation," often referred to as "going overboard") and tax increases. The opposition is policy-driven and centers on the question of why competition is failing and what steps should be taken to improve it.

Criticism is directed at the tax policy presented by the government, highlighting the economic and national security shortcomings of the draft bill. The objection is rooted in policy, focusing specifically on the unrealistic nature of the forecasts and the potential damage to national defense readiness. The rationale behind the bill was strongly contested.

The primary confrontation is directed against Russia’s military objectives in Ukraine, emphasizing the refusal to accept them. Domestic political opponents or criticism are not addressed in this speech.