By Plenary Sessions: Varro Vooglaid

The primary legislative focus is to be a vocal opponent to the proposed bill concerning the taxation of land beneath one's home. The advocate's role is to prevent the adoption of this bill, as it violates the principle of the sanctity of the home.

The primary legislative priority involves simplifying, streamlining, and accelerating the general procedure for criminal proceedings, necessitating immediate action from the coalition. Furthermore, it calls upon the Supreme Court to deliver a substantive assessment regarding the constitutionality of e-elections and the legality of COVID-19 restrictions.

The legislative focus is on opposing the Riigikogu statement, deeming it undignified. He supports the necessity of a similar foreign agents registration law (like the one in Georgia or FARA) in Estonia as well, although the details are open for debate.

The emphasis is rather on setting high-level political conditions (EU enlargement) and the economic-philosophical need for regulation (usury). Specific draft legislation, proposed amendments, or legislative achievements are not mentioned.

The legislative focus centers on the opposition to two major pieces of legislation: the cryptocurrency market law (Bill 398) and the motor vehicle tax. The speaker is an active opponent, criticizing the careless preparation of the bills and promising to repeal them at the earliest opportunity. Furthermore, they promise to abolish the taxation of land under one's home and the desecration of marriage.

The main legislative priority is proposing that the government implement effective measures to protect minors from exposure to pornography. The draft bill aims to compel the government to identify various solutions (such as age verification mechanisms and website blocking) and bring the current reality into compliance with existing law. The bill was resubmitted after the initial version was defeated by a majority vote in the Riigikogu.