By Plenary Sessions: Priit Sibul

The political focus is centered on the transparency of the procedures and financial implications related to the indexing of renewable energy subsidies. The speaker is demanding explanations regarding the sudden suspension of the 2.6 billion allocation process and the consultations held with market participants. The position is strongly procedural and results-oriented, requiring adequate figures and clarity from the government.

The political focus is on the transparency of energy policy and the justification of the 2.6 billion euro support measure for offshore wind farms. The speaker strongly opposes the government's actions, criticizing the postponement of decisions and demanding clear calculations regarding the indexation of the subsidy and the final cost. The position is strongly results-oriented, focusing on the government's inability to adequately justify the policy.

The political focus is on the issue of suffrage in local elections, where the speaker strongly opposes extending voting rights beyond Estonian and EU citizens. He questions the impact of the coalition's proposed amendment (the removal of rights from citizens of aggressor states), fearing that this could lead to a record turnout among individuals with undetermined citizenship. The speaker's approach is strongly value-based and procedural, demanding clarification of the fundamental rationale behind the draft legislation.

The focus is heavily placed on criticizing the government's energy policy (offshore wind farms, gas plants, nuclear energy) and its projected future costs, while expressing skepticism regarding the competitiveness of Estonian energy prices in 2040. The subject also sharply opposes the government's initiative to allow third-country nationals to vote in local elections, deeming the move unreasonable. The overall framework is primarily based on policy and performance criticism.

The political focus is heavily centered on foreign and security policy, emphasizing the necessity for strengthening Europe and for major powers to grasp the changed security environment. The speaker stresses that concrete actions, not just words, are needed—actions that demonstrate the unity of the free world against the backdrop of cooperation among authoritarian states. This is a values-based position that demands greater collective responsibility.