By Plenary Sessions: Aleksei Jevgrafov

The legislative focus centers on a critical analysis of the Ministry of Climate's draft legislation, specifically Draft Acts 556 and 555, which amend the Electricity Market Act. The speaker is acting as a skeptical opponent to these drafts, demanding assurance that the transmission network investments and the regulation of islanding capability have been properly prepared and analyzed.

The focus is on monitoring the activities of the executive branch and questioning the goals and methods of administrative oversight (HTM and the Language Inspectorate). Specific legislative priorities or bills are not mentioned in the text; this constitutes oversight of policy implementation.

The legislative focus centers on the opposition to changes in the local government council election system, specifically those that would restrict the voting rights of Russian and Belarusian citizens. The speaker is clearly against the restrictive bill, stressing that altering election rules right before an election undermines credibility.

The legislative focus is currently on opposing the controversial bill, stressing the necessity of a reliable impact assessment, which is absent from the explanatory memorandum. The speaker is acting as a staunch opponent of the draft legislation, concentrating on pointing out procedural flaws and calling into question the potential consequences of the law.

The legislative focus is currently directed towards a bill concerning a bank tax or similar financial regulation. The speaker is an active questioner, seeking out arguments presented in favor of the bank tax during the Finance Committee session, thereby demonstrating interest in supporting this measure.

The priority is the formation of a Riigikogu investigative committee to examine the circumstances related to the termination of Nordica’s activities. Focus will also be placed on the feasibility of new laws, specifically questioning how local municipalities can realistically comply with the legislation using limited resources, and how they can ensure the safety of officials when encountering dangerous situations.

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