By Plenary Sessions: Siim Pohlak

The opposition is aimed at the state's planning policy and the minister, criticizing the state's preference for establishing wind farms close to large residential areas. The criticism is policy-driven, repeatedly questioning why the state selects such locations, and suspecting that this causes interference with human health and technical equipment.

The primary opposition is the ruling coalition, particularly the Reform Party, which is being accused of labeling critics and employing "fascist logic." The criticism is intense, encompassing both political substance (a poor budget) and unethical behavior (avoiding substantive debate). Compromise regarding the government's budget is ruled out, with calls being made to vote against the budget.

The main confrontation is directed against the ruling coalition (Reform Party, Estonia 200, Social Democrats), who are accused of blowing holes in the budget, lying, and behaving arrogantly. The Reform Party is considered the primary culprit, harassing entrepreneurs and impoverishing the populace. The criticism is intense and demands the government's collapse, ruling out any possibility of compromise.

The primary confrontation is with the governing coalition, especially the Reform Party, which is being accused of initiating dangerous amendments to the Child Protection Act. The criticism is intense, both substantive (concerning the danger posed by the changes) and ethical (involving lying and a lack of conscience). The speaker demands that the bill not be supported for further processing, ruling out any compromise.