By Plenary Sessions: Varro Vooglaid

The legislative focus is on opposing a specific bill concerning the compulsory dissolution of a legal entity for security considerations. The speaker proposes suspending the bill's second reading, having been a strong opponent and procedural critic of the draft legislation since its inception.

The legislative focus is on the draft bill concerning the compensation for reservists participating in training exercises. The speaker is a strong supporter of this bill and is actively trying to prevent its defeat by proposing specific amendments during the modification phase.

The primary legislative focus is the opposition to the draft amendment of the Political Parties Act (which expands the powers of the ERJK) and the proposal for its rejection. [The subject] is the initiator of the draft bill concerning the liquidation of the ERJK and the transfer of its functions to the National Audit Office. Significant priorities also include constitutional reforms, such as restoring the popular initiative and implementing a reliable voting system.

Legislative focus is being directed toward amendments to tax laws that support natality. In particular, the speaker wants to consider granting mothers who have given birth to multiple children a lifetime exemption from income tax paid on their wages, following the example set by Hungary.

The primary legislative focus is the adoption of Riigikogu Draft Resolution 557, which establishes an investigative committee to assess the risks associated with modified mRNA COVID-19 vaccines. The goal is also to amend laws in the future to prevent products whose safety is not beyond doubt from being allowed onto the market. The speaker is the initiator and a strong proponent of the draft resolution.

The legislative focus is directed toward regulating the operational procedures of parliament and the accountability of the government, specifically addressing the obligation of ministers to appear before investigative committees. The speaker is an active participant in the debate surrounding the draft legislation concerning parliament's internal and control mechanisms, supporting the establishment of this obligation.

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