By Plenary Sessions: Kalle Grünthal

The primary legislative focus is opposing the bill on license plate recognition cameras, as it fails to guarantee privacy and conflicts with the duty to inform mandated by current law. He is primarily in the role of an opponent, concentrating on exposing violations of existing law and ensuring constitutional compliance.

The legislative focus is centered on ensuring the security of reporting a change of residence (in opposition to the amendments to Section 74) and opposing the implementation of the European Union regulation concerning battery and accumulator waste. Procedurally, attention is being paid to the optimal utilization of the Riigikogu's working hours and the timely scheduling of the draft Motor Vehicle Tax Act.

The speaker's focus is on criticizing the government's actions, inciting public resistance, and warning about geopolitical threats. Specific legislative priorities, bills, or amendments are absent.

The legislative focus is aimed at rejecting unconstitutional bills and improving the quality of law drafting. It is demanded that committees include specialized experts, that the bill's compliance with EU directives be discussed, and that voluminous bills not be processed hastily, as this precludes quality analysis.

The legislative focus is on ensuring the compliance with and enforcement of existing laws, especially regarding the processing of personal data and criminal legal liability. The speaker emphasizes the need for sanctions when the law is violated, referring specifically to the elements of the crime and the breach of the duty to notify.

The speaker refers to the supporting legislation concerning the recognition and acceptance of vaccine injuries, which, according to him/her, was passed in 2023. The current focus is on holding the minister accountable and demanding information regarding the safety and efficacy of pharmaceuticals.

The legislative focus centers on the organization of the Riigikogu’s work and the procedures for holding its sittings. The speaker addresses issues concerning the internal functioning of the parliament, rather than specific draft legislation or political initiatives.

The speech does not focus on specific bills or legislative priorities, but is instead aimed at scrutinizing the government's actions and demanding clarification regarding the security situation.

The primary legislative priorities include amendments to criminal law (presumption of innocence, penalties for ministers providing false testimony, and the repeal of Section 151¹) and changes to the National Defence Service Act to index benefits for reservists. He is an active initiator, concentrating on draft legislation designed to limit the power of the government and officials while protecting citizens.