Agenda Profile: Andre Hanimägi
First reading of the Bill for the Amendment of the Vital Statistics Registration Act (106 SE)
2024-01-11
15th Riigikogu, 3rd session, plenary sitting
Political Position
The political position focuses on procedural clarity concerning the Draft Act on Amendments to the Vital Statistics Registration Act (106 SE), particularly regarding the registration of a child born outside a medical facility. The speaker moderately supports taking health aspects into account, emphasizing that an ambulance or doctor’s check-up within a certain period is logical and necessary for the health interests of both the mother and the child. The position is rather policy- and procedure-centric, seeking solutions that would avoid litigation.
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Topic Expertise
The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the intersection of the Vital Statistics Act and medical procedures, using terms such as "official recording" and "standard procedure." The expertise is evident in detailed questions about how to avoid litigation if an ambulance is called "within a certain period of time." The necessity of a health check is also emphasized purely from a medical perspective.
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Rhetorical Style
The rhetorical style is inquisitive, constructive, and formal, beginning by expressing support for the presenter's overall approach. The speaker employs logical argumentation, seeking clarification regarding the practical implementation details of the bill (e.g., "a certain time"). The tone is rather neutral and focuses on the specifics of the policy.
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Activity Patterns
There is insufficient data.
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Opposition Stance
There is no opposition; the speaker is focusing on clarifying and amending the details of the draft bill to ensure that health aspects are taken into consideration.
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Collaboration Style
The collaborative approach is open and supportive, beginning with the recognition of the rapporteur's overall stance on solving the problems faced by various target groups. The speaker seeks dialogue and clarification regarding the implementation of the draft legislation, while simultaneously proposing logical solutions (ambulance oversight).
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Regional Focus
There is no regional focus; the discussion is directed towards national legislation (the Draft Act on Amendments to the Vital Statistics Registration Act) and the nationwide implementation of medical procedures.
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Economic Views
There is insufficient data.
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Social Issues
In the social sector, the importance of health screening for newborns and new mothers is emphasized, as this is considered a logical and necessary measure. Additionally, the general principle is supported that various representatives (both women and men) should address the issues faced by different target groups.
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Legislative Focus
The legislative focus is on the draft legislation (Bill 106) to amend the Vital Statistics Registration Act. The speaker is acting as a participant seeking clarification, focusing specifically on how to ensure the child is registered and how to avoid recourse to the courts in situations where there has been a delay in seeking medical attention. The priority is the clarity of the procedure and ensuring a health check is performed.
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