By Plenary Sessions: Jüri Jaanson

The political position is strongly in favor of the draft legislation, emphasizing its alignment with the new government’s strategic objectives: reducing bureaucracy and increasing the efficiency of public administration. The stance is clearly policy- and results-driven, also highlighting its contribution to improving the constitutional order. The speaker represents the Reform Party and confirms the coalition’s support for the bill.

The political position is clearly supportive of the specific draft bill, which is viewed as stemming from practical necessity and is considered very sound. The focus is policy-driven, emphasizing the necessity of ensuring employee protection during investigations into sanctions violations, while simultaneously preventing malicious reporting. This stance is strongly supportive, as the bill must absolutely be adopted into law.

The most crucial topic is the management of state borders and their potential closure. The speaker opposes the proposal to close the borders, stressing that this is an extreme decision requiring a deliberate assessment and a clearer picture from the Government of the Republic. The political framework is results-oriented, focusing on the government's competence and the availability of information.

The main political position is strong support for reducing bureaucracy, particularly in the processing of permits for drilling boreholes and construction permits. The focus is on simplifying administrative procedures by eliminating the redundant oversight of the Environmental Board and granting greater authority to local municipalities. This stance is policy-driven, emphasizing the establishment of legal clarity and the shortening of processing times.

The political focus is centered on a serious, long-term social problem. To address this, state support and incentive measures are being sought to encourage families to have children. They maintain a pragmatic, policy-driven approach, expressing slight skepticism toward quick "magic bullet" solutions. This stance underscores the necessity of comprehensive analysis and a solutions-oriented methodology.

The most crucial topics are economic growth and security, which are considered the foundation for success across various sectors (including increasing birth rates and sports). The political focus is results-oriented, centered on determining the efficiency and added value of the work performed by the government's economic cabinet. The overall policy direction is supporting the streamlining of economic development.

The political focus is centered on questioning the expediency and effectiveness of the parliamentary investigative committee concerning the cessation of Nordica's activities. The speaker admits that Nordica ceasing operations is regrettable, but emphasizes that the correctness of past decisions changes over time, referencing the Estonian Conservative People's Party's involvement in earlier support decisions. The position adopted is primarily procedural and results-based, asking what specific outcome the committee should achieve and how that result could be leveraged.