By Plenary Sessions: Margit Sutrop

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The criticism is directed either indirectly (defending the Reform Party’s educational policies against Tõnis Lukas) or via mediation (by referencing the standpoints of Anti Poolamets and Eeva Holm). The primary confrontation revolves around the concerns of local authorities (LGUs) regarding the short procedural deadline and the financial burden, alongside language environment issues, which are both policy-driven and substantive in nature.

Strong criticism has been leveled against the previous government's tax policy, particularly the progressive income tax initiated by Isamaa and implemented by Jüri Ratas’s administration. Critics condemn this policy as a historical injustice that effectively robs teachers earning between 1,200 and 2,100 euros.