By Plenary Sessions: Züleyxa Izmailova

The main legislative priority is lowering the VAT on foodstuffs, an action which is being supported through a petition. The speaker is a strong proponent of this initiative and considers it an essential first step toward breaking the spiral of price increases. The previous government's failure to act on reducing the food VAT is considered regrettable.

Legislative priorities include establishing a binding and universal nesting truce and advancing the process of drafting the Climate Act. Furthermore, a concrete action plan is required to implement the commitment to map the green network covering the whole of Estonia.

The main legislative priority is supporting the draft bill to reduce the VAT on foodstuffs, viewing this as the first step toward breaking the price increase spiral and as a measure for balancing the economy. There is also interest in legislative solutions that would help resolve procedural obstacles related to wind turbine planning and the traveling circus.

The legislative focus is directed toward opposing the state budget presented by the government and criticizing its deficit, positioning the legislature as a strong opponent to the budget.

Legislative focus is currently centered on overseeing how the Ministry of Education and Research utilizes its budget surpluses, thereby ensuring that the funds are channeled into the education and research sector. Furthermore, the necessity of assessing the significant accompanying impacts on regions and communities when implementing reforms and budget cuts is also being stressed.