By Plenary Sessions: Hanah Lahe

The central issue is the draft legislation aimed at abolishing the mandatory requirement for sustainability reports, a proposal the speaker strongly opposes. This opposition is politically motivated by the necessity of evaluating the impact of business activities on the environment, social welfare, and economic sustainability. The speaker criticizes the bill's deficiencies, pointing out that it is laconic, lacks any proper impact assessment, and is based purely on ideology.

The speaker is a staunch and committed supporter of climate policy and the green transition, dismissing the opposition (EKRE, Isamaa, Keskerakond) as peddlers of foolishness and conspiracy theories. They emphasize that the global economy is moving irreversibly towards sustainability, and that climate change represents an existential threat that causes significant economic damage. Their political position is strongly value-driven (environmental protection, sustainability) and focused on maintaining international credibility.

The political focus is on the disproportionately lenient sentences handed down for sexual offenses and the societal trivialization of these crimes. A strong, value-based stance is being advocated, demanding much stricter penalties than currently imposed for rapists, abusers, and pedophiles. This position is strongly aimed at legal system reform to ensure that the punishment fits the gravity of the crimes.