By Plenary Sessions: Valdo Randpere

The opposition targets specific provisions of Kalle Grünthal's draft bill, particularly the requirement to impose "enormous penalties" for speech. It also criticizes earlier Estonian media practices that violated the presumption of innocence, but notes that progress has been made in that area.

The primary targets of criticism are the chairs and members of the Riigikogu committees, particularly the Select Committee on State Budget Control. The criticism is aimed at the incompetence of their activities and their deviation from legal norms, focusing less on the political substance and more on the violation of work procedures.

The primary criticism is aimed at the National Heritage Board, which is accused of excessive rigidity and actions that impede development, while simultaneously protecting a dilapidated building "to the last drop of blood." The criticism is focused on policy and procedure, calling into question the agency's authority and reasonableness. The opposition is intense and uncompromising.