By Plenary Sessions: Aleksei Jevgrafov

The political focus is directed toward the details of the legislation and the establishment of administrative procedures. The speaker requests clarification regarding the minister's authority to establish, via a regulation, the terms and procedures for forming the certification committee and for certifying the director. The approach is rather policy-driven and focuses on procedural clarity.

The political focus is centered on energy policy and the future of oil shale, tying this directly to the country's long-term development strategy, "Eesti 2035." The speaker is pressuring the government to investigate the industrial applicability of CO2 capture technology, expressing concern over the sustainability of the current energy sector. They maintain a strong technology-driven stance, arguing that environmental problems must be solved with an economically reasonable investment (200–300 million euros).

The political focus is directed towards the minister's work effectiveness, development potential, and the rectification of bottlenecks, which points to a performance-driven approach. Emphasis is also placed on ensuring fundamental rights in critical situations, such as the case of people waiting in long queues at the Narva border. Although questions are being raised, the speaker expresses partial disagreement with the general accusations leveled against the minister.

The political focus is directed toward clarifying the timing of the ministry's activities and the initiation of legislative amendments. A question has been raised, indicating a desire to pinpoint responsibility and identify the process initiator (whether the current minister or the predecessor). This is a results-based (performance-driven) framework that centers on the ministry's operational procedures.

The political stance centers on a strong demand for infrastructure development and ensuring road safety, particularly in Ida-Virumaa. Criticism is aimed at the government's inaction and its failure to deliver on long-standing promises (a four-lane highway), which has caused local residents' trust to erode. The position is strongly results-driven, demanding concrete plans and a timeline for ensuring the safety of the critical road section.