By Years: Reili Rand

The main opponents are the government led by the Reform Party (criticized for withdrawing budget funds from regional projects and giving tax breaks to the wealthier) and conservative factions (EKRE, Isamaa) for trivializing gender equality. The criticism is primarily policy- and value-based, accusing the government of duplicity and lack of transparency (e.g., expanding casual employment contracts without social dialogue). Strong language is used, referring to "hypocrisy" and "false claims."

The opposition is primarily aimed at those who underestimate important strategy documents or attempt to adopt significant energy policy decisions (such as a nuclear power plant) without prior risk assessment. The criticism targets procedural and substantive deficiencies, not individuals. The speaker sharply criticizes the assertion that the energy sector strategy document is "devoid of substance."