By Months: Ando Kiviberg

The primary legislative priority is the Act amending the Imprisonment Act, which aims to clarify the provisions concerning the data register and regulate background checks. The speaker serves as the rapporteur for the lead committee on this draft bill, submitting proposals for the bill's second and third readings on the Riigikogu (Estonian Parliament) agenda. He/She is an active proponent of the bill and responsible for managing its procedural handling.

The main legislative focus is on revoking the voting rights of citizens of aggressor states (Russia and Belarus) in local elections, which is considered a matter of ensuring Estonia's security. The speaker supports the compromise draft bill put forward by the governing parties, seeing it as a worthy start to resolving a long-standing problem. He/She also supports abolishing the voting rights of stateless persons.

The legislative focus is clearly centered on the ongoing public transport reform. The speaker operates as a critical supporter of the reform, putting forward proposals for improvement concerning both the objectives (consumer interests) and the implementation mechanisms (funding for local municipalities and the retention of expertise/know-how).

The main legislative focus is on amendments to the Imprisonment Act concerning the expansion of background checks for prisoners' visitors and service providers. He/She serves as a representative of the steering committee for the draft bill and emphasizes the importance of legal clarity and transparency in the processing of personal data.

The primary focus is procedural, centering on the fulfillment of the duties of a Riigikogu member and the taking of the oath of office. This action confirms the readiness to participate in legislative work.