By Plenary Sessions: Priit Sibul

The political stance is critical and policy-driven, focusing specifically on the shortcomings of the draft legislation and the search for optimal solutions. The speaker questions the selected thresholds for reducing administrative burden and criticizes the absence of a staged implementation process (a step-by-step approach) when amending regulations. Furthermore, he/she expresses concern regarding the economic rationale and fairness of merging local water utilities.

The political position focuses on the issues of measuring and holding Members of Parliament accountable for their work, stressing that simply counting attendance hours is insufficient. The speaker is concerned about the parliament's reputation and highlights the necessity of finding methods that would allow constituents to evaluate their representative's work even between election cycles. This stance is strongly performance-based and demands political accountability for regional decisions.

The political stance is strongly focused on strengthening child protection and preventing crime. The speaker supports amendments that would broaden restrictions on working with children for individuals who have committed very serious crimes against minors (e.g., child trafficking, selling, and purchasing). This position is clearly value-based and centered on public safety.