R. Kaunas confirmed during a meeting with the liberal faction that the inter-institutional coordination for the Kapčiamiestis landfill law has been finalized. This law is set to be forwarded to the Government in the coming days and will be registered for parliamentary discussion soon after. Such legislative processes are crucial for addressing the environmental and infrastructural management of landfills, especially in growing regions like Kapčiamiestis.

During the meeting, Kaunas responded to inquiries from liberal leader Viktorija Čmilytė-Nielsen regarding the support for the law from coalition partners, such as "Nemuno aušra" and the Lithuanian Farmers and Greens Union (LVŽKŠS). He expressed optimism about securing enough votes for the law's passage, despite acknowledging the unpredictable nature of legislative opinions and the need for ongoing dialogue. The upcoming discussions in Parliament are expected to be intricate as various stakeholders voice their perspectives on the law.

Kaunas indicated that the debate surrounding the Kapčiamiestis landfill is likely to be extensive throughout the spring session of the Parliament. The outcome will depend heavily on the coalition's ability to maintain consensus and manage dissenting opinions on the environmental impacts and operational concerns of the proposed law. This law represents a significant step toward regulating the operational standards of landfills in Lithuania, which are essential for sustainable development and community health.