Kelemen Hunor criticized the opposition for its alternatives and proposed the abolition of ANAF if it does not reform.

Kelemen Hunor accused the opposition of offering solutions that lead to chaos and hatred, emphasizing that he has deep concerns regarding the functioning of the state. He proposed the abolition of ANAF if its reform is not successful, mentioning that increasing taxes does not represent reform. Hunor highlighted the need to restore citizens' trust in the state and criticized the negligence that affects the government's credibility. He also pointed out that the opposition's alternatives are not viable, advocating for support of the government in the necessary reforms.