By Plenary Sessions: Hanah Lahe

The most important topic is the climate crisis, which is treated as an existential threat both to the state as a whole and to the fundamental rights of every individual. The stance is strongly supportive of climate measures, emphasizing that this problem must be addressed with the same intensity as the security situation. The framework is value-based, stressing the need to ensure Estonia’s continuity.

The most prominent topic is the climate crisis and the associated extreme weather conditions that have led to widespread flooding. The speaker takes a strong stance, emphasizing the need to improve Estonia's national crisis preparedness for natural disaster situations. This position is clearly driven by a focus on policy and readiness, drawing on international examples.

The political focus is on regulations within the environmental and climate sector, especially concerning waste management and circular economy topics, such as problematic products and the handling of food waste. The speaker holds a supportive position regarding the presented draft bill, basing the policy formation on committee work and the explanations provided by ministry experts. The position is rather policy- and procedure-based.