By Plenary Sessions: Priit Sibul

The primary criticism is directed at the Reform Party and the minister, whose positive attitude is deemed inadequate in the context of the economy's poor performance. The critique focuses on the results and effectiveness of the government's economic policy, rather than being aimed at a personal level.

The main criticism is directed at the governing coalition and the responsible rapporteurs (Annely), particularly concerning fiscal policy and the reduction of family benefits. The criticism is intense, accusing the coalition of taking 10,000 euros from families and subsequently ridiculing the trivial amount returned. The opposition is focused on policy and procedure; the government's motives are also being questioned (e.g., the sequence of implementing the car tax).