By Months: Meelis Kiili

Total Months: 11

Fully Profiled: 11

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09.2025

2 Speeches

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06.2025

1 Speeches

Social issues indirectly address the question of weapon cruelty and ethical constraints, but the stance is clear: national security and defense capabilities are paramount. The priority of security is absolute, even if it means withdrawing from international conventions.
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04.2025

1 Speeches

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03.2025

3 Speeches

The discussion addressed gender equality in the defense sector, emphasizing that the draft legislation concerning reservists must also cover women, given that they constitute a significant portion of the reserve force. This is a technical and inclusive position originating from within the defense sector.
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02.2025

1 Speeches

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12.2024

1 Speeches

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11.2024

1 Speeches

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09.2024

1 Speeches

The social focus is on integrating the families of allies into Estonian society and way of life. This highlights the social and practical dimension of the allies' presence, rather than traditional social issues.
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04.2024

2 Speeches

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03.2024

5 Speeches

The speaker views education as "the guarantee of our future" and stresses the importance of ensuring basic education. A significant social and security issue is the amendment of the firearms act concerning the Kaitseliit (Defence League), which necessitated precise legal wording related to background checks, thereby balancing national security interests with those of the Defence League.
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02.2024

1 Speeches

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