By Plenary Sessions: Helle-Moonika Helme

The legislative focus is on processing amendments and calling for a vote. The speaker objects to the committee's proposal, which entirely alters the substance of the draft bill. The priority is defending the original legislative objective.

The legislative focus is currently on opposing the motor vehicle tax bill. The speaker is an opponent and the initiator of the motion to suspend the bill's proceedings during the second reading. Furthermore, procedural obstruction is being employed in the Riigikogu chamber by demanding votes on amendments and calling for recesses.

There is a lack of legislative focus; the speaker is instead engaged in exercising oversight over government activities and demanding accountability during the Riigikogu information session. The priority is ensuring the transparency of the executive branch.

The legislative focus is directed toward continuity strategies for essential services and the implementation of the European Union directive. Specifically, inquiries are made regarding detailed risk analysis and the securing of resources for road maintenance, and concern is expressed about the directive's impact on local service providers, particularly in connection with the European Commission's assessment criteria.

The legislative focus centers on exposing violations of the anti-corruption act and supporting the motion of no confidence. A key issue is also limiting the influence of interest group lobbying and addressing the associated processes, amid fears that these processes could be halted at both the European and Estonian levels.