By Plenary Sessions: Andre Hanimägi

The main legislative focus is on the draft amendment to the constitution concerning the suffrage qualification for local elections. The speaker supports the bill, which has the signatures of 61 Riigikogu members and is aimed at restricting the voting rights of third-country citizens while preserving the rights of holders of the gray passport. There is a call to support the bill so that it can enter into force before next year's local elections.

The legislative focus is on amending the Code of Civil Procedure regarding the regulation of procedural assistance (legal aid), in order to bring it into compliance with the Constitution. The speaker is the initiator of Bill 493 and a representative of the lead committee, concentrating on implementing the proposal put forth by the Chancellor of Justice.

The legislative focus is on protecting and preserving Section 151¹ of the Penal Code. The speaker opposes the repeal of the law, emphasizing that the complexity of the norm is not sufficient grounds for removing it from the statute book, and demands alternative solutions for combating the 'Z' symbol.

The primary legislative focus is the work of the Legal Affairs Committee and a specific draft bill concerning restrictions on searching for property owners using their name and personal identification code. The speaker is acting as the guardian of procedural correctness, emphasizing that the discussion must remain strictly within the scope of the bill under consideration.

The legislative focus is currently on the draft amendment to the Land Register Act, which aims to restrict the availability of private individuals' data. The speaker is a supporter of the bill and the rapporteur for the Legal Affairs Committee, concentrating on adopting the proposed amendments and preparing the bill for the final vote.