By Plenary Sessions: Mart Maastik

The main opponents are the defenders of the e-voting system and those who disregard the system's security risks. The criticism is policy and procedural, focusing on security deficiencies that have been highlighted by both Finnish specialists and OSCE observers. The speaker opposes the notion that abandoning e-voting would mean "going back to the Stone Age."

The main criticism is aimed at the government’s policy concerning state-owned enterprises and asset management. The Reform Party is directly criticized for abandoning their historical principles that the state should not be involved in business. Furthermore, the claims made by the minister (Liisa Pakosta) regarding the complexity of the restructuring are also being challenged.

The main opposition is directed at the Prime Minister and the government over a foreign policy disagreement concerning the China issue. Furthermore, the Speaker of the Riigikogu is being criticized for their interpretation of procedural rules and for wasting time. The criticism is both political (citing a hypocritical foreign policy) and personal, demanding that the Prime Minister apologize to the members of the Riigikogu.