Agenda Profile: Mait Klaassen
Draft law amending the Public Health Act (617 SE) – first reading
2025-06-04
15th Riigikogu, 5th session, plenary session
Political Position
The speaker focuses on the practical implications of the amendment to the Public Health Act, stressing the necessity of aligning the issue of time change—specifically concerning transport and mobility—with other countries. The political stance is primarily policy-driven and inquisitive, seeking clarification on the scope of the draft legislation's preparation.
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Topic Expertise
The speaker demonstrates awareness of the connections between changing the clock time and both human biorhythms ("astronomical time") and practical systems, such as transport and work organization. Their expertise is evident in highlighting the multifaceted impact of the issue and mentioning technical aspects (mobility/flexibility and harmonization).
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Rhetorical Style
The rhetorical style is formal and interrogative, addressing the presenter respectfully ("Respected Chairman! Good Presenter!"). The speaker employs a logical approach, posing a specific question regarding the consultations held during the preparation of the draft bill, while avoiding emotional appeals.
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Activity Patterns
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Opposition Stance
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Collaboration Style
The style of collaboration is open and professional, demonstrated by directly questioning the rapporteur about the details of the bill's preparation. There are no indications of cross-party cooperation or a willingness to compromise.
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Regional Focus
The focus is on national legislation (the Public Health Act) and international harmonization in the context of transport and mobility. There are no specific local or regional interests.
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Economic Views
The discussion indirectly concerns work arrangements, inquiring about the possibility of voluntarily adjusting the start and end times of working hours for institutions and schools. No direct positions are expressed regarding taxes, the budget, or economic growth.
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Social Issues
Among the social issues addressed is the effect of changing the clock time on people's biorhythms and the operational organization of social institutions (e.g., schools). The necessity of considering human preferences versus astronomical time is emphasized.
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Legislative Focus
The legislative focus is currently on the Draft Bill on the Amendment of the Public Health Act (617 SE), regarding which the speaker is acting as the questioner/interrogator. The objective is to assess the thoroughness of the bill's preparation and its subsequent impact on the flexibility of working hours across various institutions.
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