By Plenary Sessions: Mart Helme

The focus is procedural (the correction of the voting result) and related to the issue of supporting the candidate. The speaker's role is to clarify and draw attention to the procedural rules.

The focus is on the government's action plans and building strategic capability, rather than specific legislative bills or amendments. The main priority is self-sufficiency, establishing a repair and maintenance depot for weapon systems, and ensuring the capacity for ammunition production.

The legislative focus is on opposing government policy, especially regarding the mandatory housing renovation requirement, which is seen as a restriction of freedom. Infrastructure deficiencies are also criticized, emphasizing the need to build out Via Baltica and four-lane highways, and demanding accountability for road safety.

The legislative focus is directed towards the need to create a comprehensive and effective regional policy that would ensure the preservation of employment and habitation in rural areas. Clarity is also being demanded regarding the specifics of funding for community centers (whether through per capita funding or other budgetary solutions). The speaker opposes the current policy of optimizing the school network.

The legislative focus centers on procedural rules regarding the inspection and security of parcel shipments. The speaker opposes the current invasive methods and proposes a specific amendment that includes X-ray screening and mandatory notification that the inspection has taken place.

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There is no legislative focus; the emphasis is on the parliamentary oversight and holding existing law enforcement agencies accountable for their activities. The context of the discussion is a question following an interpellation, which is an act of oversight, not lawmaking.

The speaker's priorities include the comprehensive development of defense capabilities, specifically withdrawing from the Ottawa Convention to allow for the use of minefields. The focus is also on revoking the voting rights and gun ownership rights of citizens of the aggressor state. The primary role involves opposing and criticizing current government policies (education reform, Rail Baltic, and the slow pace of defense procurements).

The legislative focus is currently centered on questioning the economic impact and rationale behind the government's proposed tax increases (VAT and income tax). The speaker is acting as an opposition critic, demanding a precise calculation of the costs associated with implementing these new tax laws.

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