By Plenary Sessions: Mart Helme

The main focus is on the finance and budget bill, which the speaker refers to as the "chaos bill" and "a sleight of hand," since it offers only a mere handful of relief. The speaker is fundamentally opposed to the bill, although they admit the opposition is compelled to support it to avoid a political attack. Clear regulation is demanded regarding the distribution of costs and revenues for energy projects.

The legislative focus is currently on monitoring the progress of key security initiatives (such as the restoration of the militarized border guard and the establishment of a crisis reserve). Furthermore, there is a strong emphasis on the requirement for strict adherence to the Riigikogu’s (Estonian Parliament's) rules of procedure, alongside criticism directed at the actions of the presiding officer.

The legislative focus is directed towards improving existing systems (traffic surveillance, inspection of nursing homes) and demanding political accountability. The speaker is demanding active intervention and a massive awareness campaign from the government regarding the risks associated with abortion, while criticizing the ministers' inaction following long-standing inquiries.

The legislative focus is procedural, centering on a proposal to remove the opposition party from the plenary session. Specific bills or amendments are not mentioned; the emphasis is on the organization of parliamentary work.

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The legislative focus is on opposing the adoption of the specific bill and highlighting the illegality of the procedure used for its passage. The speaker acts as a procedural watchdog, warning that the adopted bill will be repudiated in the future, while emphasizing the priority of adhering to the rules of procedure and internal regulations.

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