By Plenary Sessions: Henn Põlluaas

Supports the bill under discussion, considering it highly reasonable. It highlights the issue of environmental management and the protection of coastal fisheries, emphasizing the need to limit the cormorant population in the interests of fish species and coastal fishermen. The political framework is clearly policy- and solution-driven, seeking specific legislative intervention.

The political focus is currently centered on national security and the question of voting rights in local elections. The speaker is vehemently opposed to allowing non-citizens (specifically, those holding "grey passports," i.e., stateless residents) to retain their right to vote, viewing it as a direct threat and literally a "bomb" planted within the constitution. This stance is value-based, stressing the Estonian state's primary objective: to maintain and preserve the Estonian language, culture, and national identity. While there is support for revoking voting rights from citizens of aggressor states, the demand is that this measure be extended to cover all non-citizens.