By Plenary Sessions: Helle-Moonika Helme

The speaker focuses on the enforcement of political accountability and legal proceedings (misdemeanor and criminal proceedings) against politicians, but fails to mention specific bills or legislative priorities. The focus is more on criticizing the implementation of the existing legal system rather than proposing new legislation.

The speaker has initiated a proposal to the Government of the Republic aimed at increasing the Estonian birth rate, but the government refuses to listen. He/She is a strong opponent of the marriage bill pushed through by the government and emphasizes that the opposition also drafts very good legislation.

Legislative focus is currently centered on opposing the proposed car tax bill, highlighting the negative impact it would have on families with children and rural regions. The discussion also addresses the inefficiency of the mobility reform and its failure to adequately assist residents in rural areas.

The speaker is active in bill discussions, adopting a critical view of legislation concerning violence against women (which they use as a platform for immigration criticism) and economic issues. They inquire about the financing of costs related to the bills and the opinions of constitutional law experts, generally acting as an opponent or skeptic of the proposed legislation.

The focus is on opposing the government’s actions (the write-off and potential liquidation of Eesti Energia assets) and preserving the existing cornerstone of independent energy. The objective is to prevent the state-owned company from being sold off for a pittance.

The legislative focus centers on challenging draft legislation related to the education strategy (specifically, the closure of rural schools) and the transposition of the Renewable Energy Directive. Furthermore, there is an emphasis on procedural integrity, demanding that the reading of the draft bill be suspended because a crucial stakeholder engagement process was overlooked.

The legislative focus is on opposing the car tax bill and scrutinizing government activities through interpellations concerning constitutional rights and the inviolability of private life. The development of social sector bills, such as amendments to the Gender Equality Act and the "trans law," is also being monitored, while maintaining strong opposition to these initiatives.