By Plenary Sessions: Anti Allas

The criticism is primarily directed at the state’s chronic failure to guarantee equal conditions for entrepreneurship and housing development in rural areas, labeling the situation as one "deserving a serious reckoning." Also criticized are ministers from previous governments who claimed that local municipalities were wealthy and extravagant—a notion that was proven false during budget negotiations.

The opposition is aimed at the government's policy regarding the excessively strict implementation of the motor vehicle tax for vehicles with cancelled registration entries. The criticism is policy-based and centers on the fact that the draft bill is causing discontent within the community of owners of vintage vehicles and vehicles of historical value.

The criticism is aimed at the actions taken by the government or responsible officials concerning the poor presentation and accessibility of public study results. The criticism is procedural, focusing on shortcomings in transparency, particularly regarding the data from the noise survey.