By Plenary Sessions: Helle-Moonika Helme

The primary legislative focus is supporting a motion of no confidence stemming from government corruption and deception. The speaker is an active opponent of the government’s decisions regarding climate policy funding, which formed the basis of the alleged corruption.

The legislative focus centers on the stringency and enforcement of hunting laws, particularly regarding the management of large predators, aimed at reducing agricultural losses. Furthermore, the structure of control mechanisms for science funding is also a key focus, with the speaker acting as a critical questioner who seeks to prevent political oversight of scientific research.

The legislative focus is on the oversight of government financial decisions and budget execution, as well as demanding accountability. The priority is monitoring the legality and transparency of existing funding schemes (e.g., 2.6 billion euro grants, funds allocated for supporting Ukraine).

The primary legislative focus is currently the opposition to the proposed suffrage bill in its present form, specifically demanding the revocation of voting rights for individuals with undetermined citizenship (the so-called "grey passport holders"). More broadly, the priority involves defending the constitution and challenging the legality of e-voting, positioning the party/group as an active opponent to the coalition's initiatives.

The primary legislative focus centers on the government's actions and the process of the no-confidence vote against the Prime Minister, with the speaker being a staunch opponent of the direction taken by the government's energy policy. The objective is to change the policy that has resulted in an economic downturn.

The focus is on a fundamental overhaul of the existing energy policy and strategy, demanding an end to the preferential treatment of renewable energy and the restoration of a sensible energy policy. Specific legislative bills or amendments are not mentioned; rather, what is demanded is a political shift in direction.

The focus is on synchronizing the activities and policies of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs with international shifts in values, rather than initiating specific draft legislation. This is a political question presented at the plenary session regarding the activities of the executive branch.