Agenda Profile: Tanel Kiik
Draft law amending the Aliens Act and, in consequence thereof, amending other laws (to improve migration proceedings) – second reading
2025-03-18
Fifteenth Riigikogu, fifth sitting, plenary session
Political Position
The subject supported a reasonable foreign labor policy but criticized the government's plan to expand the quota without consulting labor market stakeholders. They emphasized the importance of tripartite negotiations and inquired about the analyses needed to assess the impact of the 2022 changes.
Topic Expertise
Demonstrated a strong understanding of labor market policy and foreign workforce regulation, citing the 2022 amendments and OSKA reports.
Rhetorical Style
He/She adopts a critical approach to the government's consultation process; the tone is demanding and concerned.
Activity Patterns
He/She raised questions regarding foreign labor policy, focusing on the necessity of tripartite negotiations. He/She emphasized the importance of involving labor market stakeholders in decision-making.
Opposition Stance
He/She criticized the government for the unnegotiated nature of its foreign labor policy, emphasizing the need to involve labor market stakeholders. The coalition was accused of making unilateral decisions.
Collaboration Style
Offered constructive criticism regarding foreign labor policy issues, emphasizing the need for the involvement of labor market stakeholders. Called for a return to tripartite negotiations.
Regional Focus
Insufficient data
Economic Views
Supports a sensible foreign labor policy but stresses the necessity of protecting the interests of local workers. It criticizes the government's approach, where changes are implemented without consulting labor market stakeholders.
Social Issues
Insufficient data
Legislative Focus
He/She raised questions regarding foreign labor policy, focusing on the need for tripartite negotiations and criticizing the government's unilateral approach to labor market issues.