By Plenary Sessions: Margit Sutrop

No direct political confrontation is expressed, and no political group is criticized. The criticism is directed instead at medicine's historical paternalistic approach ("taught in the spirit of Hippocrates") and the societal problem that death is a taboo subject. Difficulties are also mentioned, specifically where doctors face relatives who are fighting among themselves regarding the patient's wishes.

There is no criticism; this is an informative and strategic question directed at the minister, not an opposing stance.

The criticism is aimed at the previous legislative process and the Estonian Tax and Customs Board's (EMTA) decision to deem monthly payment overly complicated. The critique is procedural and measured, emphasizing the materialization of anticipated problems that are now burdening the public.