By Plenary Sessions: Andres Metsoja

The confrontation is aimed at the Social Democrats ("sotsid"), whose stance on the issue of voting rights for Russian citizens is being utilized as the basis for political opposition. The criticism is policy-based, focusing on positions related to loyalty and security. Furthermore, a clear distinction is demanded between the views of the official and those of the Social Democrats.

The main criticism is aimed at the government's policy, which is blamed for creating instability and deteriorating the economic environment. The criticism is policy-driven, particularly concerning the plans for the motor vehicle tax and the organization of public transport. Furthermore, no willingness to compromise has been expressed, as supporting the draft bill is considered impossible.

The main opponent is the governing coalition and Prime Ministerial candidate Kristen Michal, who is being criticized for his tax policy (the sweetened beverage tax, tax increases) and for delaying important legislative documents. The criticism is policy- and procedure-based, directly asking why certain taxes were prioritized over others and whether there is a problem with the coalition partner. The idea behind one of the taxes was called foolish from the start.