By Plenary Sessions: Kalle Grünthal

The main legislative focus is the opposition to the draft Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Prevention Act on the grounds of its unconstitutionality. The broader objective is to improve the quality of legislation passed by the Riigikogu (Estonian Parliament) and prevent the adoption of unconstitutional norms, specifically by demanding that the process be halted before the third reading.

The main legislative focus is opposing the draft bill that expands the powers of the Money Laundering Data Bureau (RAB) and ensuring its defeat in the vote. The speaker is a strong opponent of the bill, arguing that it violates the constitution and legalizes unlawful surveillance activities.

The legislative focus is directed toward establishing new legal mechanisms (levers) in the law to protect families whom the local government refuses to grant tax exemption. The speaker demands specific draft legislation from the minister to improve the situation and ensure the rights of citizens.

The legislative focus is directed at opposing the bill deemed unconstitutional and demanding that its reading be suspended. The speaker's priority is improving the quality of legislation, repeatedly citing the intervention of the Chancellor of Justice and the flawed work committed by the Riigikogu. He emphasizes the necessity of respecting the President's stance regarding the unconstitutionality of the law.

The legislative focus is centered on ensuring the constitutionality of laws and the rules of procedure of the Riigikogu. The speaker is interested in exploring options for Riigikogu members to petition the court to challenge legislation in cases of clear violations.

The legislative focus is currently centered on the opposition to the government's attempt to retroactively legalize the illicit use of license plate recognition cameras. The speaker demands that, before the system is legalized, the individuals who carried out state surveillance illegally must be held accountable. He/She is a strong opponent of the current legislative amendment initiative, which seeks to legalize an illegal situation.

The primary legislative priority is initiating and supporting the bill to end the practice of changing the clocks, relying on the Public Health Act. He/She is also active in debates regarding withdrawal from national defense conventions and the reform of political financing oversight (ERJK). He/She stresses that legislative decisions must be consistent with the Constitution and the full mandate of Parliament.

The main legislative priority has been the draft law amending the Public Transport Act, the aim of which was to eliminate the situation where service personnel do not meet the language requirements. The speaker is either the initiator or a strong supporter of this regulatory change.

The legislative focus centers on the oversight of the government and state-owned enterprises, and demanding accountability during the plenary session. The priority is clarifying the legal and ownership structure of the Rail Baltic project, while acting as an intensive scrutinizer of policy implementation.