By Plenary Sessions: Züleyxa Izmailova

The primary legislative focus is on the failure to pass the Climate Law and its subsequent replacement with an unambitious piece of legislation (the "Climate-Resilient Economy Act"). The speaker is a strong opponent of the government's legislative efforts in this field and demands swift and ambitious legal frameworks, citing Ukraine's rapid action as a positive example.

The legislative focus is currently directed at the Forest Act and its associated restrictions, particularly the framing of the 30:70 principle. The speaker is a member of the opposition, seeking to challenge the government's proposed regulation concerning the management and protection of forests.

The legislative focus is currently centered on a fundamental overhaul of the tax system, specifically the introduction of a progressive income tax and wealth taxes. The speaker is a strong opponent of the existing financial framework and the initiator of new systems designed to transform Estonia into a fiscally strong state.

The legislative focus is currently centered on demanding greater transparency and faster implementation of existing development and planning processes (specifically nuclear energy and wind farms). There is strong opposition to the government’s logging plan, highlighting the necessity of strengthening environmental laws and restoring the oversight functions of democratic institutions.

The focus is on the government's action plans and the expectations for quality improvement in the education sector. The speaker operates more as an interrogator and supervisor, rather than as the initiator of a specific bill.

The legislative focus centers on the proper implementation and compliance monitoring of existing European Union legislation (the Deforestation Regulation and the Habitats Directive). The presenter stresses the necessity of conducting inspections starting in 2026 and criticizes the prior lack of implementation of the law within Natura sites.