By Plenary Sessions: Helle-Moonika Helme

The main focus is on criticizing the government's budget policy and cuts (specifically in the cultural sector) for the years 2025–2027. A further priority is defending the independence of the Institute of Economic Research against government attacks and opposing tax hikes (including the car registration fee).

The legislative focus is directed toward challenging the ongoing amendments to the tax law and the list of tax benefits. The speaker is acting as an opposition questioner, calling into question the details and the justification of the draft bill.

The legislative focus is directed towards systemic changes, demanding the reorganization of the entire general practitioner system and hospitals—currently operating as "business entities"—into places dedicated solely to healing people. The speaker is strongly opposed to the additional funding (17 million) for the SKAIS system and criticizes the introduction of merely cosmetic changes in the development plans.

The primary legislative focus is the opposition to the state budget and the modification of its priorities, particularly concerning the salary increase for the Ministry of Defence and the funding of the cultural sector (ERSO). The speaker is acting as a strong opponent of the budget plan, attempting to highlight the government's alleged unfair expenditure.

The legislative focus is currently on the implementation details of the car tax (motor vehicle tax) bill, particularly regarding the refund mechanism for the current year. The speaker is acting as a critical interrogator, demanding clarification on the consistency between the text of the law and the promises made to the public.