By Plenary Sessions: Jüri Jaanson

The political focus is on the negative acoustic impact associated with wind turbines and its serious consequences for human health, including the abandonment of homes. Emphasis is placed on the need for adequate measurement methodology and the lack of institutional resistance (the Doctors' Association) to these health hazards. The position is strongly policy- and value-driven, stressing the protection of human health.

There is strong political support for the draft bill under discussion, which is viewed as a very clear step forward for societal development. The focus is policy-driven, concentrating on the technical and substantive issues of the law's implementation, specifically regarding the long period until its entry into force and the validity of declarations of intent made by unconscious individuals.

The political position is strongly procedural and performance-focused, expressing disappointment regarding the joint reporting of the culture and sports sectors. The speaker advocates for the separate and more thorough treatment of the sports sector, arguing that under the current system, it is neglected compared to culture. They demand the restoration of the previous practice, where the minister discussed these topics separately here once a year.

The political position centers on the clarity of gender designation in official documents, questioning whether the basis should be an individual's self-declaration or the first digit of their personal identification code. A moderate, policy-driven approach is maintained, with the aim of settling controversies and achieving official clarity. The position is value-based, emphasizing the importance of official data when determining gender affiliation.