By Plenary Sessions: Urmas Kruuse

The criticism targets the strict control and monitoring mechanisms of the residence register, which are viewed as intrusive to privacy and obsolete. Direct political opponents are not named; rather, the challenge is aimed at the underlying principles of the existing regulation or its interpretation, principles which are also derived from a Supreme Court decision.

The speaker disputes Tanel Kiik's position on treating the issue of prisoners as the export of a pure service. Companies are also indirectly criticized for exploiting the lack of competition in the broadband sector, as well as for previous inefficient investment decisions made in agriculture.

The speaker sharply criticizes the forces present in the hall who seek to prevent the completion of Rail Baltic at any cost. The opposition is intense and politically motivated, focusing on the project's strategic importance and future outlook.