By Years: Kalle Grünthal

The main legislative initiatives include indexing the compensation for reservists, ending the practice of changing the clocks (daylight saving time), and restoring the previous taxi regulations. He/She is a strong opponent of the car tax, surveillance legislation (RAB, cameras), and constitutional amendments (specifically regarding local government elections). The focus is on ensuring the quality and constitutionality of lawmaking, highlighting the interventions by the Chancellor of Justice as evidence of the Parliament's (Riigikogu's) substandard work.

The legislative priority is reducing the tax burden and reforming the legal system (e.g., transferring supervision of prosecutors to the Supreme Court, criminalizing ministers' lying). It initiates bills to investigate Rail Baltic, amend the Hunting Act (benefits for pensioners), and repeal Section 1511 of the Penal Code. It often focuses on procedural disputes, accusing the board/management of violating the law and bundling bills together.