By Plenary Sessions: Toomas Uibo

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The criticism is aimed at the Ministry of Culture and the current funding model, arguing that it fails to adequately value top-tier actors. The opposition is policy-driven, demanding a complete restructuring of the funding model.

The main criticism is aimed at "senseless bureaucracy" that obstructs economic development and entrepreneurial activity. The green transition is also being criticized; it must not be "crazy" or diminish the competitiveness of businesses. The criticism is focused on state-level obstacles and inefficiency, rather than specific political opponents.

The criticism is directed against the draft bill presented by the government due to its inadequate description of judicial procedure and the inclusion of provisions contrary to the constitution. The opposition is aimed at a situation where the Competition Authority imposes fines without full judicial review or without granting the individual a hearing. The criticism is strictly political and procedural.

The opposition is directed against the government's economic policy, which entrepreneurs have been critically assessing for years. The criticism is policy-based, highlighting the government's inability to create a suitable economic environment for entrepreneurs. The intensity of the offensive is moderate, posing a question regarding feedback.

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