By Plenary Sessions: Signe Kivi

The legislative focus centers on the draft legislation currently being debated in the Environment Committee and the procedural integrity of its handling. The speaker is particularly interested in the most problematic bills—those causing the most issues—and stresses the necessity of finding consensus-based solutions in the legislative process.

The legislative focus centers on the process of amending the constitution and the related challenges. The speaker takes on the role of an interrogator, seeking to pinpoint the most problematic aspects of the ongoing amendment while underscoring the gravity of constitutional revision.

The legislative focus is directed at the administrative reform bill, which concerns the changing of the ministry's name and the division of its responsibilities. The speaker's role is that of an inquirer, who emphasizes the necessity of ensuring procedural thoroughness and the consideration of previous experiences during the preparation of the draft legislation.

The legislative focus is centered on the formulation and scope of current or planned regulation, particularly regarding the definition of "healthcare service." The speaker functions more as a critic and an agent for shifting direction, rather than the originator of a draft bill, concentrating on integrating social responsibility into the legal framework.

The legislative focus is procedural, centered on referring the issue and maximizing the utilization of existing institutions (the Baltic Assembly Economic Committee). The objective is to avoid establishing new committees if the existing regional structure is sufficient.

The main legislative focus is on improving the implementation of the State Budget Act and the format for budget presentation. The goal is to ensure that the budgets of public law institutions operating under the law adopted by the Riigikogu are presented in greater detail.