By Plenary Sessions: Andre Hanimägi

The political stance centers on the challenges of restructuring the education network, highlighting the conflict between the fundamental bottom-up principle and the national desire for reform. The speaker is moderately critical of the current approach, questioning whether the state should adopt a stronger line, citing the advantages of centralization observed in other countries. This position is clearly policy-driven, focusing specifically on the efficiency of the administrative model.

The political focus is directed at the practical implementation of the draft law within the healthcare sector, specifically concerning the procedures for registering a child. The speaker supports the bill's objective but emphasizes the necessity of clarifying the temporal framework for medical intervention (the phrase "a certain time"). The approach is rather policy-based and pragmatic, concentrating on procedural logic and public health security.