By Plenary Sessions: Tiit Maran

The political stance is critical and skeptical regarding the procedure for legalizing nuclear energy. Emphasis is placed on the necessity of following the proper legislative sequence, demanding the finalization of the energy sector development plan before any corresponding authorizations are granted. The focus remains on procedural integrity and the alignment between the policy’s substance and its wording, while pointing out peculiar contradictions in the presenter’s narrative.

The political focus centers on the strategies of the Ministry of Climate, particularly the opposition to replacing the comprehensive climate law with a narrower "climate-resilient economy act." The politician emphasizes the necessity of protecting the natural environment and local communities, citing a conflict with the Sustainable Development Act and the Constitution. This stance is strongly critical of the government's policy for its narrow, economy-focused approach, which neglects environmental preservation and the human factor.