By Plenary Sessions: Helir-Valdor Seeder

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Criticism is aimed at both the previous and current compositions of parliament for delaying their reaction to the security situation for too long. Separate criticism is leveled against the 2023 coalition, which misled the public by promising to find solutions that are legally impossible (specifically, restricting the voting rights of only citizens of aggressor states without amending the constitution). The criticism is policy- and procedure-based, focusing on inefficiency and unrealistic promises.

The speaker is in strong opposition to the Prime Minister and the governing coalition, criticizing their policies in the field of national defense and their lack of ideas. The criticism is directed both at the political substance (the lack of capabilities) and the procedure (the Prime Minister's duty to call the opposition to order for misrepresentation). He points out that the coalition holds the majority, but lacks ideas.

The primary criticism is aimed at the previous governing coalition and the Social Democrats, who are being blamed for implementing a "tax war" and excessive bureaucracy. Criticism is also leveled at the Prime Minister's past actions (the bankruptcy of Nordica, the chaos in the energy sector), which constitutes more of a personal, performance-based attack.

The primary adversary is the current government and the Reform Party, whose mistakes and blunders are being heavily emphasized. The criticism is intense and focuses on the dismal performance caused by the government and the resulting chaos in state management.