By Plenary Sessions: Riina Solman

Strong opposition is directed at Vladimir Svet, who is being criticized for failing to answer questions, arrogance, and ignoring the feelings of the Estonian people. Svet’s political style is being labeled as "pure Savisaar school." Criticism is also aimed at the Deputy Speaker of the Riigikogu and other members of parliament (Odinets, Kaljulaid) for violating procedural rules.

The primary opponent is the government led by the Reform Party, which faces criticism for breaking election promises and incompetent governance that has resulted in tax hikes. The criticism is intense and centers on specific political decisions (tax increases, the abolition of targeted benefits), demanding that the planned car tax be scrapped. The government's actions and rhetoric are being contrasted, particularly regarding subsidies and services.

Intense opposition is aimed at the Reform Party and the government it leads. They are accused of draining resources through their tax policy and undermining the core principles of family policy. The criticism is severe, labeling their actions as sowing uncertainty, perverse, and anti-child. Opponents are criticized both for their policies (tax increases) and for failing to keep their promises.

The main target of opposition is the coalition government and the Minister of Social Protection, who is being criticized for ignoring key interest groups (the Estonian Association of Large Families, the Chamber of Disabled People). The criticism is intense, focusing on procedural errors and the socially detrimental nature of the draft bill. Officials' claims that people with disabilities would abuse tax exemptions are being refuted.