Agenda Profile: Tanel Kiik
Draft law amending the Medicinal Products Act (501 SE) – First Reading
2024-10-24
15th Riigikogu, 4th sitting, plenary session
Political Position
Supports the expansion of rights for hospital pharmacies and criticizes the monopolistic position of wholesalers. It refers to the events of December 2019, when wholesalers closed 300 pharmacies to pressure policy.
Topic Expertise
The text demonstrates profound expertise regarding the pharmaceutical market and pharmacy reform. It references specific events that occurred in December 2019 and highlights a clear understanding of the dangers posed by monopolies within the healthcare sector.
Rhetorical Style
He/She employs strong criticism against monopolies, backing up the arguments with personal experience. The tone is persuasive and emotional.
Activity Patterns
Four statements were made regarding the wholesale of pharmaceuticals and hospital pharmacies, defending the increase of competition. A consistent and thorough position on issues concerning healthcare competition policy.
Opposition Stance
The speaker criticizes Isamaa's previous obstruction regarding the expansion of hospital pharmacies' rights. They support increasing competition in the pharmaceutical market and accuse Isamaa of serving business interests.
Collaboration Style
Offered constructive criticism regarding the accessibility of medicines, stressing the need to increase competition. They called for support for sensible reforms.
Regional Focus
The speaker supports the nationwide expansion of the rights of hospital pharmacies. Regional differences are not mentioned.
Economic Views
Supported the expansion of rights for hospital pharmacies to stimulate competition. Criticized the monopolistic position of wholesalers and supported the principles of a free market economy.
Social Issues
Insufficient data
3 Speeches Analyzed
Legislative Focus
He supported the expansion of hospital pharmacies' rights, explaining that the bill aimed to increase competition in the pharmaceutical market and reduce the monopolistic position held by wholesalers.