By Plenary Sessions: Priit Sibul

The primary criticism is aimed at the actions of the Ministry of Justice and the government, faulting procedural inconsistency in the legislative process and unclear political justifications for increasing fines. The criticism targets the policy and the procedure, not the individuals.

Criticism is directed at the inefficiency of the European Central Bank's monetary policy in curbing Estonian inflation. Accountability and explanations are also demanded from the President of the Bank of Estonia regarding his actions on the ECB Governing Council.

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The main criticism is directed at the public procurement system, which favors the lowest bids, thereby hindering local farmers from cooperating with the defense forces. The speaker also criticizes the prevalent societal tendency to portray food production in a negative light (by focusing on animal abuse and poor conditions), which ultimately distorts the true nature of the industry.

The speaker criticizes the approach proposed by the Ministry of Justice for transposing the ECN+ directive, citing its sluggishness and the objection raised by the Chancellor of Justice (Ombudsman). Furthermore, the speaker questions the efficacy of the committee's debate and criticizes the solution put forward by Isamaa on the issue of sanctions, faulting them for adopting a passive stance.

There is no direct opposition voiced against specific political groups or individuals. The criticism is aimed instead at the shift in societal values, which has resulted in the disappearance of the traditional family ideal.