By Plenary Sessions: Helir-Valdor Seeder

The criticism is aimed both at the government’s administrative competence (specifically, the lack of clarity regarding areas of responsibility between Minister Keldo and the Digital Minister) and at the unethical conduct of major service providers (Telia). The attacks are procedural and political, demanding the immediate intervention of supervisory bodies.

The primary contention is aimed at the presiding officer of the session, whose interpretation of the Rules of Procedure and Internal Order Act is deemed incorrect and unjust. The criticism is intense and procedural, alleging that the chair is establishing a practice that contravenes the law and is causing strain. The speaker urgently calls for a return to previous precedent.

The main opponent is the current coalition government, particularly Kaja Kallas’s government, which is accused of completely ignoring the issue of demography in the coalition agreement. The criticism is intense and policy-driven, accusing the government of taking steps detrimental to families, which generate uncertainty. The speaker calls on the government to reverse the painful measures that have been implemented.