By Years: Heljo Pikhof

The primary targets are the ruling coalition and the Reform Party, who face accusations of hypocrisy (regarding kindergarten fees in Tartu), incompetence (specifically the delay of the Weapons Act), and undermining internal security (concerning Tartu Prison). The criticism is fierce, demanding accountability and the resignation of ministers over poorly drafted legislation (such as the Competition Law). Furthermore, the Speaker of the Parliament is criticized for attempting to silence the opposition.

Criticism is primarily aimed at the EKRE faction, particularly concerning their draft laws on education and language policy, accusing them of promoting segregation (the draft law on Ukrainian schools) and proposing disproportionate fines (the Language Act). It expresses sharp opposition to Varro Vooglaid's earlier stances on women and abortion, asking, "where are the men in this game." It also stresses the need for impact assessments and the involvement of experts regarding the draft laws on amending the constitution.