By Plenary Sessions: Jaanus Karilaid

The legislative focus is on criticizing the government’s actions and demanding the fulfillment of existing political promises (the Haapsalu railway). The speaker is primarily taking on the role of an opponent, criticizing budget cuts and the creation of new positions, which they view as a waste of money.

The focus is on overseeing international financial decisions and mechanisms (ESM) and clarifying the details. This involves demanding control and accountability rather than presenting new legislative initiatives.

The primary legislative concern is the 4.4 million euro budget cut to the judiciary, which the speaker objects to, arguing that it will render court proceedings less efficient. There is a demand to secure the necessary resources and social safeguards required to professionalize the court system, thereby shortening processing times and ensuring justice.

The legislative focus is currently directed at implementing the Citizenship Act and addressing potential loopholes regarding the revocation of citizenship in cases of anti-state activity. The speaker is acting more as a questioner and a seeker of legal clarity, although they note that the draft bill being discussed does not directly address their specific question.