By Years: Tanel Tein

Direct opponents are not named, but the criticism is aimed at the current political instability and short-sightedness, which has left the development of sports vulnerable to the "whirlwinds of political change." He also criticizes the country's financial situation (described as having a "big hole") and the existing one-size-fits-all model for distributing subsidies. Furthermore, he notes that the topic of sports has not been sufficiently appealing to politicians.

The criticism is aimed at the inefficiency of political decisions, such as the current income tax law's failure to incentivize companies to donate, and the Ministry of Culture's changes to school sports funding. He/She criticizes new taxes (the bank tax) as signals that could potentially hinder economic growth. The criticism is policy-based and moderate in intensity, focusing on finding better solutions.