By Plenary Sessions: Aivar Sõerd

The political stance focuses on the structural issues and performance of the healthcare system, maintaining a strong critique of the government's funding model. The speaker rejects the notion that simply pouring endless amounts of money into the system will solve the problems, instead stressing the necessity of changing operational models, particularly within the family doctor system. They emphasize the critical importance of improving access to new medications in order to boost treatment efficacy.

The speaker's political stance focuses on the technical risks associated with implementing the minimum taxation directive for multinational enterprises. He/She expresses concern that utilizing the Estonian derogation could result in the forfeiture of tax revenue to other countries, thereby questioning the approach adopted by the government. The position is geared towards political and financial risks, underscoring the necessity of preventing adverse economic consequences.