By Plenary Sessions: Andres Metsoja

The opposition is aimed at the state's stance and policy, which permits the redistribution of ticket revenue among regions that already have completely free public transport. The criticism is policy-driven and focuses on the unfair procedure of the current funding system.

The sharpest criticism is aimed at the state's inaction and regulatory failures, particularly concerning frequency auctions where market participants were not assigned mandatory obligations. Telecommunications companies are also criticized for exploiting their monopolistic position in sparsely populated areas, raising prices while offering poor quality service.

The opposition is focused on the government's fiscal policy and budget management, specifically criticizing the inadequate funding for roads and the issue of dependency on subsidies. The critique is both policy-based and structural, raising serious doubts about the government's ability to meet its stated commitments.