Helle-Moonika Helme

The review of Draft Act 435 amending the Earth's Crust Act has been presented. Its goal is to halt the processing of new oil shale mining permit applications and environmental impact assessments until the end of 2025, in order to …

The seventh item on the agenda concerned the first reading of Draft Act 430, initiated by the Government of the Republic, regarding amendments to the Waste Act. The core of the draft act is the specification and supplementation of the …

This agenda item covered the first reading of Draft Act 442, the bill amending the Anti-Corruption Act, initiated by the Government of the Republic. The bill introduces 17 amendments addressing bottlenecks that have accumulated over the past 12 years and …

The session focused on the government's economic policy and its connection to security funding. Prime Minister Kristen Michal unveiled a public plan titled “Certainty for Growth,” which aims to bring the budget under control, encourage investment, and establish a sense …

The third item on the agenda addressed the finances and transparency of the Estonian state, emphasizing its tight link to budget planning. Helle-Moonika Helme delivered sharp criticism, citing a report from the National Audit Office which stated that the Reform …

The Riigikogu debated an interpellation submitted by Rain Epler and Helle-Moonika Helme concerning nature conservation restrictions and the compensation paid to private owners. The questioners criticized the continuous increase in restrictions, insufficient compensation, and the fact that owners are not …

The Riigikogu debated the inquiry concerning bog restoration submitted by Evelin Poolamets, Anti Poolamets, Rene Kokk, and Leo Kunnas as the fourth item on the agenda. The inquiry focused on Estonia’s plan to restore at least 25,000 hectares of drained …

The Riigikogu debated an inquiry submitted on October 9, 2023, concerning the state’s plan to cease compensating farmers for damages caused by anseriformes (geese and related species). The members of the Riigikogu who participated in the inquiry—Rene Kokk, Martin Helme, …

The first item on the agenda concerned the interpellation submitted by Riigikogu members Tõnis Lukas, Andres Metsoja, and Helir-Valdor Seeder on April 8, regarding the technical failure of the joint entrance exams for state gymnasiums. The core issue was why …

Today's agenda focused on the interpellation submitted by Riigikogu members Vadim Belobrovtsev, Aleksei Jevgrafov, Anastassia Kovalenko-Kõlvart, Aleksandr Tšaplõgin, and Lauri Laats concerning Kristina Kallas’s performance as Minister of Education and Research. The decision was to gather the Minister's explanation and …