By Plenary Sessions: Jaak Valge

The criticism is aimed at the administrative incompetence and indecisiveness surrounding the development of the border control database. The speaker sharply attacks those responsible, suggesting the failure stems from either corruption ("someone's business interest") or sheer indifference.

The primary confrontation is aimed at the minister and his colleagues, whose policies are criticized as being economically unsound and merely repeating refuted claims. The criticism is intense and policy-driven, focusing on the rejection of the goal of creating low value-added jobs. There is no apparent willingness to compromise, as the minister’s actions are viewed as contrary to the necessary course of action.

Opposition criticism is directed in two directions: directly at the "radical left," who are accused of distorting and attacking the Ministry of Social Affairs' analysis. The indirect criticism is aimed at the coalition's financial pressure, which is preventing the funding of measures supporting the birth rate, allegedly because the coalition agreement "cannot be temporarily broken."