By Plenary Sessions: Jaanus Karilaid

The legislative focus is on the rejection of two government bills (SE 415 and SE 417) concerning the increase of fine units and state fees. There is a strong emphasis on the necessity of adhering to legislative quality requirements, particularly the execution of impact assessments, while accusing the Ministry of Justice of failing to comply with statutory obligations.

The legislative focus is currently on opposing the draft bill related to the economic environment, with demands for its rejection and complete redrafting, citing that it generates inconsistencies and controversy. Furthermore, the government is being criticized for its slow pace in handling security-related legislation (specifically, the confiscation of Russian assets and voting rights).

The legislative focus is aimed at monitoring the implementation of the policy directions promised in the coalition agreement concerning the improvement of local government revenue bases and the investment climate. The speaker acts as a critical monitor of the government's activities, demanding clarity in cabinet decisions and the advancement of policy.

The legislative priority is restricting the voting rights of Russian citizens in local elections and rapidly introducing the corresponding legal amendments. Furthermore, there is a demand to toughen criminal law regarding the desecration of state symbols and in the context of security threats. The speaker is calling for the swift initiation of these changes.