By Plenary Sessions: Anti Haugas

The most crucial topic is the reform of criminal policy, the goal of which is to achieve a safe and just society by 2030. Our position strongly supports preventative measures and people-centered solutions, particularly in reducing repeat offenses stemming from addiction issues. The political framework is both results-oriented (referencing a low public perception of crime) and policy- and value-based (ensuring security for every citizen). Speaking on behalf of the Reform Party faction, the speaker confirms that future steps will focus on prevention and effective solutions.

The political focus is on expanding the potential of Estonia's e-Residency platform to companies in third countries (e.g., Asia) so that they can establish accountable legal entities within the European Union. The approach is investigative and policy-centric, focusing on maximizing existing digital solutions. The position is moderately supportive of the idea of leveraging e-Residency for economic advantage.

The speaker strongly supports the principle of cost recovery through state fees, emphasizing that the costs incurred by the state must be compensated. This position is policy-driven and focuses on fiscal responsibility and ensuring the coverage of administrative costs within the context of vehicle registration procedures.

The political position focuses on procedural correctness and the clarity of legal concepts (opinion versus position/decision). The speaker emphasizes the legal distinction between these concepts, prioritizing procedural accuracy. The framework is heavily policy- and procedure-centric.