By Plenary Sessions: Urmas Kruuse

The political position strongly focuses on regional policy, food security, and agricultural competitiveness. The speaker supports strategically increasing direct payments to the European average level of 90–95%, alongside reducing bureaucracy through risk-based checks. The framework is policy- and structure-oriented, emphasizing specific funding measures and systemic solutions. Furthermore, the need to improve funding systems for public transport and local authorities is highlighted.

The political focus is placed on the efficiency of government agencies, particularly the performance-oriented deadlines for responding to citizens' correspondence. A firm stance addresses the balance between individual liberties and children's rights within the context of child protection. The speaker raises the question of whether a parent's discretion regarding the reporting of support services might jeopardize the child's rights, pointing to a conflict rooted in differing values.

The political stance regarding the substantive goals of the draft bill remains undefined, as the discussion focuses exclusively on procedural decisions and describing the process. The entire focus is directed toward managing and executing legislative procedures, rather than value-based or political stances.

The political focus is on defending local government autonomy and resisting intervention when it comes to setting kindergarten fees. The speaker challenges the presenter's assertions regarding the high cost of kindergarten fees in Tartu, demanding evidence based on data. This position is strongly value-based, emphasizing the local community's right to make its own decisions.