By Plenary Sessions: Mait Klaassen

The political focus is directed towards the accuracy of implementing social measures and benefits, requiring that every new measure be adequately substantiated by social research. The speaker stresses the necessity of empirical evidence prior to making political decisions. The stance is moderately critical regarding the insufficient justification of the policy.

The political position centers on the reliability of consumer energy supply, stressing the necessity of guaranteeing 24/7 service. The stance is moderately critical of existing solutions, seeking comparisons with other similar nations (forested Nordic countries) to evaluate the performance of Estonia's infrastructure. The focus of the inquiry is clearly results-based and consumer-centric.

The political focus is currently centered on the long-term sustainability and quality of planning for national investment decisions, particularly within the education and infrastructure sectors. A specific criticism is being leveled: previous investments have resulted in empty schools, raising serious concerns about the efficacy of government action. The overall stance is critical, demanding that political decisions be based on robust foundational research, rather than merely empirical or arbitrary choices.