By Plenary Sessions: Anti Haugas

The primary legislative focus is to formalize the regulation governing the use of ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) cameras. This is intended to eliminate legal ambiguity and elevate the regulatory framework from an ordinance level to an Act of Parliament. The speaker, who is the submitter of the draft bill, aims to secure the first reading before the summer recess and the second reading early in September. The draft bill applies to the Police and Border Guard Board (PPA) and security agencies, but it does not grant any corresponding rights to the Tax and Customs Board.

The legislative focus is directed toward the regulation of employment law, particularly identifying shortcomings in the statutory coverage of flexible working arrangements. The speaker initiates a discussion regarding the sufficiency of the existing legal framework to support work involving variable workloads.

The legislative focus is aimed at expanding international cooperation into other sectors, using the export of prison services as a successful model. The objective is to establish a framework that would enable Estonia to generate revenue from the export of social services.

The legislative focus is currently aimed at opposing a specific draft bill that regulates how media services are provided to political figures. The priority is to use legislation to prevent tax fraud and transactions conducted below market price, while simultaneously ensuring the transparency of political funding.