By Plenary Sessions: Madis Timpson

The political focus is on streamlining the legal system and ensuring transparency in state governance. One speaker strongly supports the draft legislation for accelerating criminal proceedings, viewing it as a step in the right direction. Another speaker sharply criticizes the practice of law firms drafting legislation for ministries, emphasizing the protection of taxpayer funds and the legal sustainability of government agencies.

The political position strongly supports the Reform Party, emphasizing their competence and defending the government's budget policy against criticism. The speaker rejects claims that the budget contains nothing positive. A crucial issue raised is the question of fair and optimal salaries for members of the Riigikogu and the government, which is presented within a political and ethical framework.

The political position is defensive of the government, rejecting the accusation of child-hostility. The main focus is directed towards the legal and financial consequences of ratifying the international agreement, emphasizing the role of the Chancellor of Justice and the potential hidden costs for the Estonian state. This is primarily a policy and procedure-based approach.

The political position is centered on supporting and ensuring the smooth handling of the social affairs bill, emphasizing consensus-based procedural decisions. The speaker's primary objective is to ensure that the bill implements only technical amendments (specifically, the relocation of the delegation norm) without introducing substantive changes, particularly concerning sensitive social issues. This stance is strongly procedural and policy-driven, focusing solely on the logical organization of the law.

The political position focuses heavily on issues of child protection and the criminal registry, defending a draft bill that maintains the prohibition against pedophiles working with children. This is a policy-driven stance aimed at refuting the opposition's misinformation and affirming the positions of the Reform Party. The speaker emphasizes that pedophiles must not be allowed to work with children, neither now nor in the future.