By Plenary Sessions: Martin Helme

The legislative focus is directed toward the internal administration and procedures of the Riigikogu, particularly the election of a member of the Bureau. The speaker is acting as the initiator (the nominator of the candidate) and is engaged in clarifying the parliament's rules of procedure.

The legislative priority is restricting voting rights exclusively to Estonian citizens, a goal that has been in the party's platform since 2013. The speaker positions himself as the primary driver of this change, having forced other parties to alter their stance and prevented the "defilement" of the constitution.

The focus is on opposing enacted tax hikes (such as the car tax) and criticizing violations of the Riigikogu's procedural rules (specifically, failing to meet deadlines and neglecting to hold scheduled votes). The primary political objective is demanding snap elections, which clearly signals a desire to change the composition of the current government.

The legislative focus is centered on opposing the government’s policies, particularly the dismantling of the security tax (an income tax levied from the first euro). The speaker concentrates on criticizing the government’s actions and challenging their economic and security impact.

The legislative focus is directed at the work of the ongoing commission, demanding its expansion to critically assess the role of state power in the persecution and harassment of people, not just the effectiveness of vaccines. Reference is also made to earlier legislative amendments (NETS and the Emergency Situation Act) which enabled subsequent restrictions.

There is no information available regarding specific legislative priorities; the focus remains on scrutinizing the government's actions and ensuring accountability. The primary demand is for the government to present a clear plan for foreign and security policy, and to provide an answer regarding the potential transfer of national defense responsibilities to Brussels.