Hanah Lahe

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The most active speaker at the session; he represented the bill presenter, or the committee representative (the presenter from the environment committee); political position: other.

The most active speaker was Hanah Lahe, a member of the Environment Committee. Position: other.

Hanah Lahe, the bill's rapporteur, delivered a comprehensive and confident overview of its objectives and justifications, addressing numerous questions concerning the maturity and responsibility of young people. Her position is liberal.

The most active speaker was Hanah Lahe (PID: 4GKorDsZfiY), who represented the faction of the Estonian Reform Party. Lahe delivered a comprehensive speech in which she explained the necessity and positive impact of the draft amendment to the Water Act.

Her position was clearly supportive (in favor), emphasizing the sustainable use of water resources, the implementation of circular economy principles, and Estonia's responsibility in preserving its natural resources amidst the climate crisis. She highlighted that the legislative amendment is an important step for coping with increasingly frequent dry periods and preventing restrictions on water usage caused by overconsumption. Lahe's position advocated for environmental sustainability and the circular economy.

The most active speaker was Hanah Lahe (PID 4GKorDsZfiY), a member of the Environment Committee, who presented the report for the second reading of Draft Act 346. She explained the committee's procedural decisions, provided an overview of the five amendments that had been prepared jointly, and proposed, on behalf of the lead committee, to conclude the second reading.