By Plenary Sessions: Madis Timpson

The political position centers on legislative clarity and efficiency, advocating for the consolidation of two similar constitutional amendment drafts into a single bill proposed by 61 members. The speaker supports the Reform Party faction's proposal to reject the competing draft bill during the first reading. Regarding social policy, emphasis is placed on the harmonization of systems and accounting for the financial impact of subsistence benefits (an additional cost of 1.7 million euros).

The political position in this instance is strictly procedural and neutral, centering on the transmission of the results and discussions from the Social Affairs Committee's work. The primary focus is the reorganization of social welfare and healthcare services, particularly concerning the packaging of pharmaceuticals and specialized care services. The speaker stresses the statutory obligation to present the committee's views, rather than personal opinions.

The proponent strongly supports this draft legislation, which simultaneously addresses multiple issues, mitigates risks related to pharmaceutical supply security, and results in savings for the state budget. This political stance is policy-driven, focusing on streamlining the legal framework in line with the findings of the National Audit Office and broader security considerations. The ultimate objective is to guarantee the operational resilience of the healthcare system during crisis situations.