By Years: Tiit Maran

The speaker values consensus-based decisions and cooperation (for example, within the committee), but is disappointed that the opposition’s proposals (such as those concerning hunting safety and the humane culling of animals) are being rejected by the coalition. He/She stresses the necessity of involving scientists, experts, and local communities in strategic decision-making, and not just business representatives.

The speaker calls for cross-party and common solutions on environmental and climate issues, emphasizing the need to avoid political bickering. They cite successful cooperation between ministries (e.g., the Ministry of Defense and the Ministry of Climate) and submitted an amendment proposal regarding the nuclear energy decision, which was supported by 19 members of the Riigikogu. They also participate in consensus decisions within the Environment Committee (for instance, when appointing board members for RMK and KIK).