By Agendas: Lauri Hussar

The primary legislative focus is on amending the Presidential Election Act (Draft 684 SE) to move the deadlines for candidate submission earlier and establish a mandatory public appearance requirement for candidates. The speaker stresses that this is one of the drafts belonging to the "democracy package," which must be adopted during the current session to ensure clear rules of the game for next year.

The main legislative focus is on procedurally advancing the first reading of Draft Act 683, initiated by the Government of the Republic, which amends the Planning Act and related legislation.

The legislative focus is currently on deliberating Draft Bill 701 (the Draft Act amending the Chemicals Act). The emphasis is placed on procedural correctness, specifically the completion of the first reading and the establishment of the deadline for submitting proposed amendments.

The legislative focus is directed toward the procedural correctness of the debate on the draft act on amendments to the Motor Vehicle Tax Act (694 SE). The priority is the clarity of Parliament's rules of procedure and defining the role of the presiding officer in the legislative process.

The main legislative priority is the initiation of the draft amendment to the Riigikogu Member Status Act, the purpose of which is to cut expense allowances. Furthermore, attention has been focused on the correct interpretation and implementation of the Riigikogu Rules of Procedure and Internal Rules Act, to ensure that sessions are conducted efficiently and in compliance with the rules.

The legislative focus is currently on the first reading of the draft Act amending the Police and Border Guard Act (Bill 670 SE). The speaker supports the bill's overall objectives but is acting as a critical interrogator, demanding clarification regarding the specific legal mechanisms designed to protect fundamental rights.

The legislative focus is directed toward the internal organization and management of the parliament, rather than initiating or supporting specific legislative bills. The priority is securing the position of Speaker of the Riigikogu.

The legislative focus is currently on the Draft Act on Amendments to the Churches and Congregations Act (570 SE), where the speaker is actively participating by raising questions and expressing doubts regarding the context of the bill, specifically demanding clarity concerning the subordination relations of MPEOK.

Legislative focus is currently centered on Riigikogu Draft Resolution 535 OE, which addresses the temporary solidarity tax for the banking sector. The speaker acts as a critical auditor of the data supporting the draft, demanding greater precision in the benchmark data.

The legislative focus is on assessing and strengthening the role of parliamentary diplomacy within the framework of foreign policy. The priority is intensifying cooperation between the Riigikogu and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which indicates the need for improving institutional procedures.

The legislative focus is directed toward assessing past procedures and achievements, particularly the successful conduct of the presidential elections. Attention is also being paid to the attendance and diligence of the deputies in the chamber. Current legislative priorities are not mentioned.

The primary legislative focus is on the draft Act amending the Status of a Member of the Riigikogu Act (Bill 545 SE), which aims to reduce expense allowances. The speaker is acting as the initiator and emphasizes the success achieved through substantive discussions and negotiations.

The primary legislative focus is currently on opposing Bill 528 SE (the draft act amending the Status of Member of the Riigikogu Act). This opposition arises from its technical flaws and the violation of Article 75 of the Constitution concerning the law's entry into force.

The legislative focus is on amending the Riigikogu Member Status Act (Draft 545 SE) to reduce the maximum limit for the reimbursement of work-related expenses by one-sixth, bringing it down to 25% of the official salary. The speaker, who is the initiator of the bill, emphasizes that the change will preserve the Riigikogu’s capacity to carry out its constitutional duties.

The legislative focus is directed toward the elections of the Riigikogu Board and the role of parliamentary governance, rather than the substance of specific bills.

The legislative focus is directed toward achieving foreign policy objectives, supporting the active lobbying efforts of the Riigikogu Foreign Affairs Committee and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs aimed at the U.S. Congress. The acceleration of foreign aid is the priority.