By Plenary Sessions: Hanah Lahe

The speaker refers to the collaborative effort within the Committee on European Union Affairs, noting that the committee supported the proposal to make the submission of sustainability reports voluntary, as opposed to outright abolishing them. He emphasizes his colleagues' familiarity with the protocols and the continuity of the committees' work, thus defending the committee's unified stance.

The speaker works closely with officials and experts from the Ministry of Climate, relying on their specialized information. Regarding the committee's work, he emphasizes a consensus-based decision-making process (for example, when placing a draft bill on the agenda). He demonstrates openness to finding consensus with other countries (e.g., concerning the amendment of the HKS article), but sees no room for compromise with the opposition on fundamental issues of climate policy.

There is not enough data.