By Months: Toomas Uibo
Total Months: 18
Fully Profiled: 18
10.2025
2 Speeches
There is no direct confrontation; the speaker asks the minister a question, seeking clarification regarding the government's budget strategy. The criticism is aimed more at the lack of clarity in the strategy, rather than being personal, maintaining an inquisitive tone.
09.2025
5 Speeches
Direct criticism is aimed at irresponsible living on debt, which is viewed as an escape from problems. In terms of foreign policy, there is strong opposition to Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine, emphasizing that the aggressor must not win and Estonia must not become weary. Specific domestic political opponents are not named.
06.2025
5 Speeches
The opposition's position is aimed against state over-regulation in culture and the restriction of personal freedoms (specifically, camera data collection). It criticizes the speed of the proceedings, citing the necessity of considering the Supreme Court's observations. It is applying political pressure by publicly asking Isamaa for support regarding the car tax relief agreed upon in the coalition agreement.
05.2025
1 Speeches
Insufficient data.
04.2025
8 Speeches
The opposition is sharply criticized for its irresponsibility, short-sightedness, and clinging to past models, which hinders necessary reforms. The speaker rejects the opposition's claims that the government is "fleecing Estonian citizens." Isamaa is criticized for its low ambitions in energy policy and its unwillingness to move toward cheaper electricity.
03.2025
2 Speeches
There is no direct opposition or criticism aimed at political opponents. The government (referred to as the "repaired government") is questioned constructively, seeking confirmation of its support for market-based solutions. Criticism is instead directed primarily at procedural deficiencies (such as the lack of cooperation between local municipalities when establishing wind farms).
02.2025
9 Speeches
The criticism is aimed both at foreign partners (referencing the US's mixed signals regarding Ukraine) and at the domestic government, which is accused of undermining private sector confidence. This accusation specifically points to the statement made by the Deputy Secretary General of the Ministry of Climate and the subsequent cancellation of the film campus project. He also criticizes the opposition (Mart Maastik) for failing to grasp the subject matter during the sports debate.
01.2025
2 Speeches
The criticism targets the inaction of the former head of government, who disregarded the economic plan drafted by Tiit Riisalo, the Minister of Economic Affairs from Eesti 200. There is also sharp criticism directed at the bureaucratic and non-digitalized immigration procedures (the sheer amount of paperwork) that prevent top specialists from moving to Estonia.
12.2024
1 Speeches
The criticism is directed against the faction that introduced the draft legislation, calling into question their internal consistency and their moral right to submit the bill, given that their own members are also absent from work. The opposition is procedural and focuses on the fulfillment of the work obligations of the members of parliament.
11.2024
1 Speeches
There is not enough data.
10.2024
2 Speeches
The main criticism is directed towards the Ministry of Finance and the government, who are accused of failing to fulfill their promises to reduce bureaucracy. The criticism is based on both policy and methodology, challenging both the 25% threshold and the figures presented by Jaak Aab, Chairman of the Economic Affairs Committee, regarding the growth of corporate assets.
09.2024
1 Speeches
The criticism is aimed at previous governments, who are accused of making unfunded promises and expanding massive bureaucracy over the last decade. Opposition is also directed at the low value-added economic model and the "helicopter drop" of subsidies. The criticism is policy- and procedure-based.
06.2024
3 Speeches
The opposition is aimed at those who question the thoroughness of the nuclear energy working group's report and who are rushing its preparation. The speaker also criticizes the attempts to scare taxpayers regarding the costs of the legal framework, as well as the unreasonable comparisons being drawn between the energy sector and the transport system. He points out that the Social Democrat Interior Minister has personally made a significant contribution to assessing security risks, thereby undermining the criticism coming from the opposing party.
05.2024
6 Speeches
The speaker sharply opposes the Centre Party and EKRE, who are accused of initiating a motion of no confidence and torpedoing reforms. The criticism is policy- and value-based, accusing opponents of allowing past problems to accumulate and attempting to thwart the transition to Estonian-language education. Opponents are also branded as "Riigikogu members who push Russian talking points."
04.2024
7 Speeches
Criticism is directed against the economic policies of various governments, including the current one, as well as against the shortcomings of the competition law draft bill submitted by the Ministry of Justice. The criticism is focused on both policy and procedure, highlighting the draft bill's conflict with the constitution and its inadequate description of judicial proceedings. Opposition was also expressed regarding the amendments currently on the agenda.
03.2024
1 Speeches
The opposition targets viewpoints that preclude reforming the air ambulance service until the audit results are in (for example, arguments citing too few flights or excessive cost). The criticism is aimed at policies driven by preconceptions, which ultimately deny any opportunity to reform the service.
02.2024
8 Speeches
The speaker sharply pushes back against those leveling accusations against Eesti 200, demanding that evidence be immediately presented to the police and warning against its concealment. He/She also indirectly criticizes previous governments and state institutions for establishing an inefficient monopoly on medical flights, which has hampered the development of the service. Internationally, he/she expresses concern over the Hungarian Prime Minister’s stance regarding turning Ukraine into a buffer zone.
01.2024
9 Speeches
The speaker criticizes the draft bill proposed by the Isamaa party, arguing that it would create disparity compared to other sectors (such as doctors and teachers). The speaker also takes a stand against the narrow interpretation of patriotism in the context of the relocation of the Bronze Soldier. The criticism is primarily policy-driven and procedural, emphasizing the bill's lack of comprehensive scope and the resulting market distortions.