By Plenary Sessions: Martin Helme

The primary priorities involve tightening the election law and security regulations concerning e-voting, as well as enhancing the national defense budget and capabilities (specifically air defense and counter-drone systems). The speaker is a staunch opponent of the current government's policies and seeks to highlight past achievements in border infrastructure development.

The legislative focus is currently on opposing the foreign prisoners bill under discussion, demanding its rejection at the first reading. Significant emphasis is also placed on procedural issues, such as the requirement of 51 votes needed to adopt the bill. Future priorities include the repeal of the motor vehicle tax and the Istanbul Convention.

The primary legislative focus is opposing the draft bill for the ratification of the prisoner transfer agreement concluded with Sweden. The speaker is a strong opponent of this bill and is attempting to halt the process, accusing the government of forcing it through despite the risk it poses to the public.

The legislative focus is currently aimed at demanding the suspension of a specific, unnamed government project. The speaker is acting as an opponent of the project and is calling for the disclosure of the internal pressure within the governing coalition parties regarding this matter.