By Plenary Sessions: Kalle Grünthal

The main legislative focus is opposing the Land Tax Act, a matter in which the speaker serves as a strong opponent. Emphasis is placed on the question of the law's compliance with the constitution, and the existence of concrete agreements with local governments is required before any duties are imposed.

The primary legislative focus is strongly opposing the draft bill on the adoption of nuclear energy in Estonia, considering it a dangerous project for the country. Furthermore, he/she demands the resolution of procedural matters within the Riigikogu Board and addresses systemic problems related to electronic voting complaints.

The focus is on criticizing and opposing a political statement or declaration, rather than specific legislation (draft bills).

The primary legislative focus is centered on opposing the car tax bill during its second reading. Furthermore, it addresses the Riigikogu's procedural rules, specifically by challenging the committee's activities and defending the right of the bill's initiator to withdraw an amendment proposal, as stipulated by the House Rules and Rules of Procedure Act.

The focus is on Parliament's oversight function (the Q&A session), rather than on specific draft legislation or proposed amendments.

The legislative focus is on challenging the legality of Riigikogu decisions and the lack of supporting evidence, while simultaneously emphasizing adherence to the constitutional oath. Another priority is ensuring the functionality of government IT systems and enhancing the security of identity verification through the use of biometric data, thereby mitigating the risk of ID card theft.