Mart Maastik

Mart Maastik was the most active speaker, raising both the primary question concerning the government's guarantee policy and a sharp clarifying question regarding the waste of public funds (other/opposition).

Mart Maastik was the most active questioner, posing two thorough and critical questions that addressed both the AFRY study’s findings and the purpose and financing of nationally developed major projects (Elwind, the fourth connection). His questions were aimed at challenging the justification for government energy policy and subsidization (elsewhere).

Mart Maastik was the most active speaker, representing the right-wing (conservative) opposition. He sharply criticized the draft bill, highlighting its negative impact on competitiveness and the price of aviation fuel.

The most active speaker was TTBOpGaQCWM, whose remarks prompted the majority of clarifications and discussions related to the agenda items. They represent the Isamaa faction, and their represented position can be described as right-wing.

The most active speaker was Mart Maastik (Isamaa faction). As a member of the Riigikogu, he belongs to the right-wing political side and, when speaking, took on a leading and argumentative role with a rich argumentation and judicious context, highlighting the reduction of bureaucracy and opposing the positions of the other party.

The most active speaker was Mart Maastik (Isamaa faction, right/right-wing political orientation). He delivered the presentation and participated in various questions and discussions, demonstrating a leading role in the debate on bill 586.

The most active speaker was regional and agricultural minister Hendrik Terras (pid TTBOpGaQCWM). He represented the government on the topic of ferry connections, explaining the background of pricing, the role of subsidies, and questions of service sustainability. His role, as a state official, was to lead the discussion and represent the government's viewpoints; his position is defined as other (government member).

Mart Maastik (Isamaa faction) – a more concentrated position; the most active speaker at the session, is more widely represented and leads almost all discussions regarding the input and economic viability of the bill.

The most active speaker: Mart Maastik (Isamaa faction). Right-wing position. He represented the faction’s viewpoints on ensuring balanced energy security, equipment reliability, and market conditions, and led the discussion on the substantive questions of the draft.

The most active speaker was Member of Parliament Andres Sutt (in the role of Minister of Energy and Environment). He took on a large part of the task of answering questions and clarifying details, presenting extensive numerical and analytical information, and explaining the connections between the discussed questions. Position: other.