By Years: Leo Kunnas

The primary opposition is directed at the Government of the Republic and its ministries, criticizing their handling of the demographic catastrophe and the economic recession. The criticism is aimed primarily at procedural and administrative errors, such as the Ministry of Defence's failure to carry out its duties (reservist benefits) and the diffusion of responsibility within the personnel sector (the abolition of the J1 structure). He also criticized Finance Minister Jürgen Ligi for the claim regarding "Putin's tax policy."

The primary criticism targets the government’s strategic mistakes and the quality of its leadership, particularly within the Ministry of Defence’s purview (e.g., consolidating personnel into KRA) and concerning the merger of the PPA (Police and Border Guard Board). Criticism is aimed directly at the Prime Minister (Kaja Kallas) regarding defense expenditures and budgetary decisions. Furthermore, the e-voting system’s lack of reliability and transparency is severely criticized, with the commission’s resistance to proposed changes being labeled as "insincere."