By Plenary Sessions: Siim Pohlak

The main criticism is aimed at the minister/government, who are accused of denying the link between the economy and the demographic crisis ("as if the economy somehow didn't depend on people"). The criticism is both political and substantive, demanding that the issue be addressed and relevant data be presented. Regarding elections, the system’s vulnerability to illegal voting is being criticized.

The primary adversary is the Reform Party and the government, which is being blamed for the poor condition of the state budget, unsuccessful policies, and a lack of sincerity. The criticism is intense, spanning everything from "political pornography" to accusations of stripping away family benefits. The opposition is twofold: policy-based (the car tax, the leasing of prisoners) and personal (the mention of Taavi Rõivas in context).