By Plenary Sessions: Aleksei Jevgrafov

The political focus is currently placed on internal security and the operational capacity of the Police and Border Guard Board (PPA), particularly within the Eastern Prefecture. The most pressing concerns are the high vacancy rate among police officials and the increase in registered offenses (violence, narcotics). The political attitude is robustly results-based, requiring the Minister of the Interior to deliver specific solutions, first and foremost by initiating salary increases.

The most crucial issue is ensuring the reliability of e-elections, which is widely considered a matter of great importance. The position taken is primarily procedural and competence-based, questioning the technical competence of Riigikogu members to carry out the tasks of the investigative committee.

The most prominent topic currently is the reduction of VAT on foodstuffs and its impact on the final consumer price. Politicians are questioning the coalition's stance that the tax cut will not lead to a significant drop in prices, emphasizing that both taxes and the cost of raw materials influence the final price of a product. This position strongly contradicts the economic policy rationale put forward by the government.