By Plenary Sessions: Aleksei Jevgrafov

The focus is on monitoring the implementation and reporting of existing policies and funds (the Just Transition Fund). The speaker acts more as an auditor and interrogator, demanding clarifications from the executive branch regarding the performance of the funds.

The legislative focus is on the family benefits bill introduced by the Centre Party, the passage of which is considered important and whose support is anticipated from the coalition. Additionally, the impact of the committee's decisions on school lunch funding and its compliance with the requirements of the Health Insurance Fund (Tervisekassa) are being investigated.

The legislative focus is aimed at the need to review and amend the subsistence level, which would necessitate policy adjustments. The speaker demands a concrete action plan and timeline from the minister for these policy corrections.

The legislative focus centers on a critical analysis of the specific draft bill, highlighting its potential impact on ordinary citizens and raising questions about the technical origins of the initiative. The speaker acts as an opposition scrutinizer, demanding clarity regarding accountability for the bill's development.

The focus is primarily on criticizing the decisions of the executive branch (specifically, the organization of work at the border crossing) and demanding immediate operational solutions (such as reopening Narva-2 for citizens and those holding residence permits). Specific draft legislation or legislative priorities are not mentioned.

The legislative focus is on an initiative concerning the addition of national holidays and rest days. The speaker is a supporter of the proposal, but demands thorough groundwork and the inclusion of the positions of interest groups (specifically, entrepreneurs) before proceeding.

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