By Plenary Sessions: Jaak Valge

The primary opposition is aimed at granting voting rights to individuals with undetermined citizenship and earlier "left-leaning integration concepts." The criticism is policy-based and intense, stressing that optimistic forecasts for accelerated integration have largely failed to materialize over the past couple of decades. It also indirectly criticizes those who placed too much trust in these failed integration models.

The primary opposition is aimed at the government's positions, particularly its negative opinion regarding the abortion bill. The criticism is policy- and data-driven, calling into question the government's assertions regarding the downward trend in abortions. Furthermore, the bill's rationale is being challenged in light of labor productivity data.

The main opponents are the government coalition and their proposed tax policy, which is considered detrimental to economic development and the standard of living. The criticism is policy-based and economic, also calling into question the Isamaa faction's decision to prioritize the repeal of only the car tax. Furthermore, the prime minister's views regarding the economic future of the European Union are being challenged.