By Plenary Sessions: Rain Epler

The main criticism is aimed at proponents of renewable energy, whom he considers misleading or incompetent, as well as against the compromise proposals put forth by the Reform Party. He also criticizes the judiciary's delaying tactics and personally references colleagues Izmailova and Maran via a procedural matter. The criticism is intense and politically motivated.

The main opponents are the Reform Party, Prime Minister Kaja Kallas, and former Finance Minister Annely Akkermann. The criticism is intense, focusing on political dishonesty (lying to voters), budget management, and the violation of procedural norms regarding the bill. No willingness to compromise is being shown; instead, they are calling on coalition members of parliament to scrap the bill entirely.

The opposition is directed at the political leadership and accountability of the government (or the minister), criticizing their lack of awareness regarding the actions of top officials and the ambiguity surrounding the enforcement of regulations. There is a strong demand for clarification as to whether an official from the Ministry of Climate or the TTJA presented false information regarding the right to shut down websites.