By Plenary Sessions: Raimond Kaljulaid

The legislative focus is directed towards the oversight and accountability of government activities, particularly concerning the budget and internal security sectors. Attention is also being paid to the role of the security institutions oversight committee in monitoring police activities and evaluating the consequences of previous budget cuts (specifically regarding the Kopli station).

The legislative focus is on the rapid amendment of the Population Protection Act to ensure uniform deadlines for the construction of shelters in both residential and public buildings. The speaker is a strong proponent and was involved in initiating a specific amendment proposal within the National Defence Committee.

The legislative focus is centered on the timely enforcement of implementing regulations for existing laws (the Arms Act) and on parliamentary oversight. Emphasis is placed on the necessity of publishing a critical defense report and strengthening the Riigikogu's oversight function, which has been weakened by ongoing delays.

The legislative focus centers on evaluating the economic viability of a specific initiative (the addition of extra days off). The speaker is acting as a skeptical assessor, demanding data regarding the bill's potential dampening effect on economic growth.

The primary legislative focus centers on the proposal to establish a Riigikogu investigative committee, the purpose of which is to determine the scope and causes of the issues within the defense sector. The committee is expected to put forward proposals on how the government can strengthen oversight of spending in the defense sector.

The speaker is affiliated with the National Defence Committee, and their legislative interest centers on issues concerning regional development metrics and national security (energy). They act as the initiator when posing questions that require the government to provide concrete performance indicators and strategic planning.

The presenter has initiated draft legislation concerning the preventive intervention of local governments (dog attacks) and the status of Riigikogu members (the requirement for security clearance to access state secrets). The main focus is on parliamentary oversight and the creation of an investigative committee to clarify problems regarding the Ministry of Defense's use of funds.