By Plenary Sessions: Helle-Moonika Helme

The legislative focus is directed toward monitoring existing legal processes (the Nursipalu litigation) and the activities of institutions (the Supreme Court). Support is being given to the proposal for border closure, which is linked to security and migration management and aims to reduce the number of applications for international protection.

He is a strong opponent of the proposed tax cut bill for online casinos, calling it the result of lobbying and ineffective. He demands accountability from the government for the lack of capability to detect attack drones. He would support a legislative initiative that would allow businesses to support culture through tax incentives.

The legislative focus is aimed at abolishing e-elections, as they do not meet constitutional requirements. The speaker is an active opponent of the current electoral system, demanding one hundred percent proof of its constitutional compliance.

The primary legislative focus is opposing the proposed amendment to the motor vehicle tax law and clarifying its administrative details. The speaker is acting as a staunch opponent of the draft bill, emphasizing that cosmetic changes amount to mocking the public and demanding the complete repeal of the tax. Furthermore, the protection of natural heritage is being addressed in the context of Rail Baltic and ongoing logging operations.

The legislative focus is centered on obstructing the processing of the specific bill concerning the leasing of prisoners and demanding its withdrawal. The priority is preventing the waste of parliamentary working time and adhering to procedural rules (specifically, the presentation of a threat assessment).

The proposal is supported in principle—it is aimed at supporting pensioners ("a very good bill")—but the focus remains on ensuring that the legislative measures guarantee substantially larger amounts. The legislative priority is defining and achieving a dignified subsistence level to avoid national embarrassment.