By Plenary Sessions: Mario Kadastik

The political focus is currently directed towards the transposition and implementation of EU energy directives, particularly concerning the regulation of Guarantees of Origin (GoOs) and electric vehicle charging infrastructure. The approach is policy- and detail-centric, emphasizing flexibility (certificates that can be split into fractions) and seeking to resolve regulatory rigidity (by making V2G charging voluntary). The speaker conveys Estonia's position regarding the abolition of ETS2, noting that it has garnered little international support.

The political focus is on the draft Public Transport Act, specifically the retention of the photo requirement for the service provider card to ensure security. It moderately supports regulations driven by public safety concerns, but simultaneously emphasizes an effective and technically simple solution (using a photo from the Population Register). The political framework is heavily policy- and procedure-driven.

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The central topic is the draft legislation concerning the acceleration of number portability, in relation to which the speaker raised cautious questions regarding market volatility and the impact on long-term investments. The stance is primarily focused on policy and procedure, emphasizing legal requirements (a necessary quorum majority vote is required) and the monitoring of government actions. The speaker stresses the necessity of ensuring pricing transparency.