By Plenary Sessions: Mart Helme

The legislative focus is currently on supporting the closure of the eastern border, even though it is widely considered a partial solution. The speaker is a strong supporter of EKRE's earlier proposal to close the border immediately and is the proponent of the motion to withdraw from the Istanbul Convention.

The legislative focus is currently on scrutinizing the government via parliamentary inquiries, particularly those related to the investigation of security incidents and proposed legislation concerning military missions. The speaker criticizes the government for putting the Riigikogu (Parliament) in an impossible position when deciding on the deployment of combat units, demanding respect for parliamentary sovereignty. Previous work on the border construction budget and procurement issues is also mentioned.

The legislative focus centers on the necessity of amending the election law and procedural norms to guarantee the possibility of challenging e-voting results. The speaker is an intense opponent of the current legal framework, which prevents the use of legal remedies.

The legislative focus is on opposing a specific bill or agreement, demanding its immediate withdrawal. Furthermore, attention is focused on improving the operations of the Ministry of Justice to ensure the isolation of those convicted in court and to prevent legal blunders that threaten public safety.

The speaker references the processing of the camera legislation, but the primary focus is on demanding accountability and readiness from the government, based on the conclusions of existing national defense and civil protection reports. He/She is critical of the current procedures (the rules for supplementary questions).

The main legislative focus is on obstructing the proceedings of the bill concerning the reception of prisoners from foreign countries. The party acts as an opponent of the bill and initiates a proposal to suspend the first reading, citing the absence of necessary security analyses and documentation. It demands that the opportunity to submit amendments be guaranteed through the provision of accessible documents.

The legislative focus is on opposing social welfare bills that offer only temporary relief—"sticking a plaster on the wound"—instead of providing systemic treatment. We support Lauri Laats' initiative aimed at improving the situation of the elderly, but the primary priority remains changing the government to achieve a systemic overhaul of spending and social policy.