By Plenary Sessions: Tõnis Lukas

The speaker is in the opposition, criticizing the minister for an arrogant attitude toward members of parliament and questioning the government's capacity to successfully see major initiatives through to completion. The criticism is directed against the lack of policy implementation and oversight, particularly regarding the placement of children who lack language proficiency into Estonian-language environments.

The primary targets of criticism are the Georgian government, which stands accused of using repression and Russian methods against dissidents. There is also criticism directed at the internal hypocrisy within the European Union, which seems to reward forces that are either pro-Russia or fundamentally anti-EU. The criticism is sharp and principled, directly connecting the actions of these adversaries to Russian influence.