By Plenary Sessions: Pipi-Liis Siemann

The political focus centers on the authority of the Social Insurance Board (SKA) to lift restrictions preventing convicted individuals from working with children. A moderate, policy-based stance is being maintained, seeking clarification on the specific circumstances under which the removal of the restriction is appropriate. This position aims to find a balance between child protection and the employment rights of convicted individuals.

The political focus centers on the proceedings of the draft resolution for establishing a special committee on the population crisis, and the related discussion concerning the lack of a systematic approach in addressing demographic processes. The speaker neutrally reports the committee's decision, which was aimed at rejecting the draft bill (6 for, 4 against), prioritizing the strengthening of economic and general security over the creation of a new committee. The political framework is rather procedural and policy-driven, concentrating on the avoidance of duplication.