By Plenary Sessions: Martin Helme

The speaker is a strong opponent of the government's proposed legislation and projects, particularly concerning the transfer of prisoners. Legislatively, the Minister of Justice is required to submit a draft bill that would amend the prohibition preventing the Minister from interfering in the work of the prosecutor's office, in order to ensure the effectiveness of the administration of justice and put an end to impunity.

The legislative focus is on opposing a specific tax bill that would solidify temporary tax increases and obscure corporate tax components. The speaker is against the bill and has introduced a motion to adjourn proceedings to halt its passage.

The legislative focus is currently on opposing the bill initiated by Pakosta regarding the granting of residence permits in exchange for money, as the speaker believes it poses a threat to national security. The Prime Minister is being pressed for a clear statement on whether this draft legislation will be forwarded from the government to the parliament.

The legislative focus is directed toward demanding improvements in the oversight of existing legal norms and institutions, such as the Prosecutor's Office. There is also a demand for establishing stricter and clearer standards regarding noise and vibration to protect public health.