By Plenary Sessions: Anastassia Kovalenko-Kõlvart

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An opposing tone regarding the government's austerity policy and the process of adopting EU norms; emphasizes adherence to the constitution and greater parliamentary oversight. Trenchant criticism is directed both at the sustainability of the framework (or document) and political conduct (the routine nature of ministerial criticism and the lack of coordination). It demands answers and accountability for the government's actions.

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Critical of the coalition: accuses the government of harassing young people and families and asks why priorities don't cover the health and well-being of children. It highlights that the coalition does not support its bills and symbolizes a broader political opposition to their preferences. The intensity is strong, and it emphasizes that the coalition is ignoring demographic challenges and family-oriented emergency policy.

Shows a strong opposition stance toward government policy, particularly regarding the security tax, the increase in specialist doctors' fees, and the reorganization of healthcare. It criticizes the conduct of the government and the Minister of Finance, as well as the fragmentation within the coalition, while simultaneously offering alternative solutions (such as utilizing a bank windfall tax as supplementary revenue). It defends the interests of the vulnerable and focuses on the necessity of financial justice and budgetary oversight.

Critical of decisions made by the coalition and government (especially regarding the car tax and procedural practices). The decisions are described as unconstitutional, and it is emphasized that the state must not restrict the Riigikogu's ability to represent diverse societal groups. The tone is one of strong conflict and opposition, but the focus remains on policy and procedures, rather than personal attacks.

Critical of the draft legislation; a strongly oppositional character, primarily due to the risks associated with restricting rights and freedoms.