By Plenary Sessions: Kalle Grünthal

The legislative focus is directed towards correcting errors in current legislation and opposing unconstitutional bills, particularly concerning the amendments to the Industrial Emissions Act. The speaker supports the proposals of the Chancellor of Justice and is a strong opponent of the government's bills, demanding an end to granting unlimited discretion to officials.

The primary legislative focus is the systematic and rigorous enforcement of the existing Language Act (Keeleseadus). The speaker, adopting a critical stance, demands that the Language Board (Keeleamet) and the police ensure the law's priority—the preservation of the Estonian language—through comprehensive scrutiny.

There is insufficient data regarding the legislative focus.

The legislative focus is centered on criticizing the unfair application of existing laws (specifically the car tax) and advocating for the right to submit collective appeals to the administrative court. The speaker opposes the declaration concerning the Georgian elections and remains skeptical of the draft proposal for acceding to the optional protocol of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

The legislative focus is on the shortcomings of the Public Health Act, which does not include provisions regarding wind turbine noise and infrasound. The conducting of studies and the improvement of legislation are required before any further construction of wind turbines, in order to ensure public safety.

The legislative focus is on supporting a health-improving bill, where the speaker acts as a proponent attempting to discredit the opposing side's arguments using rhetorical tricks. The substance of the bill concerns improving and "repairing" people's health.

The legislative focus is directed towards the fair application of the Riigikogu's internal organization and procedural rules during Question Time. The speaker is an opponent of procedural injustice.

The legislative focus is on the ongoing draft bill concerning the scope of public interest and transparency. The speaker is a critical opponent of the bill's current form, arguing that it creates a system of unequal oversight. The goal is to achieve the expansion of transparency, specifically to include the expense reimbursements of ministers and other high-ranking officials.

The legislative focus is currently on the Social Affairs Committee's handling of the Public Health Act. The goal is to ensure that the legislation mandates a complete understanding of health risks before the detailed plans for major development projects are approved.