By Plenary Sessions: Jüri Jaanson

The political focus is on the practical impact and implementation costs of the bill, especially concerning the transposition of the European directive. The speaker acknowledges the significance of the draft legislation but stresses the need for clarification regarding how it will affect the parties involved in settlements and what the associated IT development costs will be. The political framework is primarily policy- and results-driven, concentrating on the regulation's actual real-world impact.

The most prominent topic is climate policy and the justification for the carbon quota system. The presenter questions the real purpose of the quotas if the existence of anthropogenic climate change is not acknowledged, which suggests a value-based approach to the foundations of policy. The stance is moderately skeptical regarding the current regulation if the underlying scientific premise is one of denial.