By Plenary Sessions: Andre Hanimägi

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The legislative focus is on the land tax bill and the declaration concerning support for the introduction of nuclear energy. The speaker is critical of the consequences of the bills and the procedure by which they were submitted, demanding that analysis be prioritized over political support.

The legislative focus is directed toward reviewing regulations and laws that impede the development of the defense industry. The speaker is investigating whether state structures (such as the Economic Committee) are adequately addressing these legislative bottlenecks, and whether the laws should be fundamentally revised based on the premise of a clean slate (A4 paper).

The legislative focus is directed toward processing the draft bill regulating special welfare services, with the individual acting as its proponent and procedural leader. They propose concluding the first reading and set the deadline for submitting amendments within ten working days. They also emphasize the impact of the new Basic Education Act on services provided to children with profound disabilities.

The primary legislative focus is on supporting the Chancellor of Justice's proposal to ensure bank account accessibility (e.g., establishing a social account) and on creating the position of Financial Ombudsman within the Financial Supervision Authority. This is intended to offer an alternative to costly litigation and allow for the quicker resolution of financial disputes, backed by the authority to issue enforceable decisions.

The legislative focus is on streamlining the regulation of e-elections and enhancing security, citing the Supreme Court's requirement to establish the framework for electronic voting more thoroughly in law. Draft legislation ensuring authentication and proper organization, such as the bill concerning Smart-ID, is supported, and it is emphasized that the legislature has been actively addressing this.

The legislative focus is on supporting a specific proposal aimed at countering the ideology of the 'Russian World' and related public statements. The speaker's role is to question the motives of both proponents and opponents to ensure the proposal's adoption.