By Plenary Sessions: Peeter Ernits

Legislative focus is directed toward the need for judicial accountability and reform of the legal system, although specific bills are not mentioned. The speaker is attempting to initiate a discussion on how to regulate judges' decisions regarding the release of dangerous repeat offenders.

The main legislative focus is on national defense and security issues, supporting the preparation of a parliamentary report based on the generals' report. The speaker is critical of the online casino bill, but is concentrating more on the fact that the Riigikogu should initiate more parliamentary reports to address numerous problems and demonstrate that it is a functioning parliament.

The main political focus is directed at criticizing the e-voting system and casting doubt on its reliability, often citing international skepticism. There is also interest in debating the work of parliamentary committees and the Prime Minister's public statements.

The legislative focus centers on opposing government bills (such as the Swedish prisoner agreement and the streamlining of the car tax) and supporting social proposals (like raising the subsistence level and increasing pensioner benefits). Equally important is the procedural focus on the quality and documentation of lawmaking, including monitoring the establishment of the debtors’ registry and assessing the applicability of the activity-based budget.

The legislative focus is currently aimed at ensuring compliance with the Riigikogu's rules of procedure, necessitating active intervention from the Speaker. There is no information available regarding the initiation of new bills, but the emphasis remains on holding the executive branch accountable.

The speaker is actively engaged in legislative oversight, highlighting problems with the handling of government bills and the interference of security agencies. They are critical of the shortcomings in the practical application of justice system laws, which allow dangerous individuals to remain at large.

The legislative focus is directed toward supporting drafts concerning social and population policy (such as the pension supplement), while simultaneously serving as a sharp critic of the government’s priorities. He/She deplores the abolition of structures dealing with critical demographic issues (e.g., the position of the Minister of Population, special commissions). He/She criticizes the fact that they are dealing with insignificant administrative matters, such as consolidating birth registration locations, instead of ensuring the viability of the nation.