By Years: Andres Metsoja

The criticism is directed at the government's policies and procedural failures, highlighting a lack of strategic vision and outright "hypocrisy" (for instance, raising the land tax while claiming to trust local municipalities). It strongly opposes the motor vehicle tax and the environmental bills initiated by the government (Bills 610, 612, 667). Furthermore, it accuses the government of ignoring entrepreneurs and residents of rural areas, and creating legal uncertainty.

The main criticism is aimed at the governing coalition, particularly for deficiencies in tax and regional policies, accusing them of shortsightedness and effectively taxing the lifestyle of rural residents. The criticism is largely policy- and procedure-based, specifically faulting the government for using omnibus bills, failing to ensure proper inclusion and engagement, and increasing bureaucracy. Specific ministers (Michal, Võrklaev, Ligi) are criticized for their blunt answers and for disparaging the parliament.