By Plenary Sessions: Aleksandr Tšaplõgin

The primary opposition is the government and the rapporteurs of the draft legislation (e.g., Mr. Seeder), whose policies are deemed unjust and punitive toward the less affluent. Criticism is leveled both at specific policies (saving funds at the expense of the poor) and at fundamental rule-of-law principles (collective punishment). The resistance is intense, manifesting in proposals to reject or discontinue the bills, and the opponents' competence is being questioned, with references made to the former head of Kapo and the Chancellor of Justice.

The primary opposition is aimed at the government (specifically the minister and the prime minister), criticizing their political decisions concerning the taxation of pensions and the strategy for the green transition. The criticism is substantive and intense, challenging the government's grasp of state debt and the resulting economic implications. Information regarding a willingness to compromise is currently unavailable.

The main criticism is directed against the government, which is accused of wasting public funds (the pointless Rail Baltic project, green subsidies, excessive bureaucracy) and implementing an unfair tax policy. The criticism is intense and policy-driven, casting doubt on the government's claim that there is a shortage of budget funds.

The criticism is aimed at the person who compiles the order of the Q&A session, who is suspected of personal bias ("that the compiler doesn't like me"). Indirect criticism is also leveled at the former newspaper of the Chairman of the Riigikogu, which ignores the speaker because they fail to meet its standards. The criticism is primarily procedural and personal.

The main targets of criticism are the prime minister and the government, who are accused of neglecting to protect national interests and diligently executing the mandates coming from Brussels. The criticism is policy-driven and intense, contrasting Estonia’s actions with those of other European countries (Germany, Poland).