By Plenary Sessions: Martin Helme

The legislative focus is on opposing a specific tax bill (which includes increases to VAT and income tax, along with a new tax on business income). The speaker is an active opponent, urging a 'no' vote on the bill because it neither helps balance the state budget nor addresses the promotion of security.

The focus is on criticizing the government's actions and ethical issues (the movement of high officials into the defense industry) and demanding information during the question hour. Specific legislative priorities or draft bills are not mentioned.

The legislative focus centers on monitoring government actions and demanding transparency concerning decisions related to the exploration of mineral resources and potential mining. The speaker requires explicit political assurance that no decisions regarding mining or the alienation of these resources have been finalized.

The legislative focus is currently on opposing government bills concerning the extension of foreign missions and the raising of excise duties. The mission bills are being criticized as unconstitutional blank checks that effectively grant the government the right to declare war.

The legislative focus is aimed at challenging existing environmental regulations and fees imposed by the government, which currently hinder Eesti Energia's ability to operate in the market. The primary objective is to compel the government, in its capacity as owner, to guarantee the continuation of energy production, rather than focusing on the initiation of new legislation.

The primary legislative focus is the opposition to two bills: amendments to the Child Protection Act (which, in the speaker's view, aim to create a mechanism to aid pedophiles) and a bill concerning a financial transaction (providing funds to the EBRD). The speaker is actively opposing these, submitting both substantive amendments and proposals for the outright rejection of the bills.