By Plenary Sessions: Aleksei Jevgrafov

The legislative focus, based on the proposal of the Centre Party faction, is to restore the support for extracurricular activities in its previous form (€14,250,000). Furthermore, the speaker is actively involved in issues concerning the rushed decision-making and preparation for the construction of a nuclear power plant, demanding thorough analyses.

Legislative focus is lacking; the speaker concentrates on criticizing the government’s budget priorities and executive decisions (the savings plan, layoffs). The main interest is directed toward budget decisions concerning wage funds and the number of civil servants.

The legislative focus is on scrutinizing the details of a specific draft bill that regulates the mandates of local governments concerning the setting of food costs and the involvement of the welfare council. The speaker is acting as the one who highlights the risks of the draft bill and questions its provisions.

Legislative focus is currently centered on initiating a new tax policy—namely, the introduction of a temporary solidarity tax aimed at the banking sector. The speaker is the primary proponent and supporter of this specific fiscal measure, backing its necessity with robust financial data.

The legislative focus is centered on the legal foundation for implementing the education reform, particularly concerning the provision that allows teachers to work without the required B2 proficiency level. The speaker positions themselves as someone demanding strict compliance with the law and an opponent of the minister's actions, insisting on a concrete legal basis.

The legislative focus is centered on opposing the sugar-sweetened beverage tax and championing their faction's proposal, specifically the increase of funding for recreational sports. Furthermore, the speaker is involved in vetting the initiators of the Riigikogu statement concerning the status of the Moscow Patriarchate.