By Plenary Sessions: Ando Kiviberg

The legislative focus is centered on ensuring the integrity of the judicial system and upholding the principles of the Rule of Law during the confirmation process for candidates to the Supreme Court. Furthermore, concerning draft legislation, emphasis is placed on the significance of political objectives (a pro-Estonian stance) and coordination between parliamentary factions. He/She takes on a supportive role when the draft legislation aims for a pro-Estonian outcome.

The legislative focus is on amendments to the electoral law stemming from ODIHR recommendations. The speaker is a facilitator and supporter of the process, who promises to initiate the necessary changes, but does not see the need to hastily suspend e-voting, given that the Riigikogu elections are still some time away.

The primary legislative focus is the deliberation of Bill 679, initiated by the Centre Party, which concerns the suspension of e-voting. It emphasizes the necessity of implementing legislative amendments in accordance with ODIHR recommendations and ensuring the correct procedural order (the requirement for an absolute majority of the membership when the government is presented with a proposal to amend the law).

The legislative priority is voting for and supporting the agreement on utilizing empty prison facilities, viewing it as the most sensible solution. Furthermore, the speaker supports the principle that accountability for lying should be extended to include both members of the government and members of the Riigikogu, thereby ensuring a more rational and efficient use of time.

The legislative focus is on addressing structural issues within the justice sector, specifically the issue of declining prison populations. The speaker opposes the current policy and demands the development of alternative solutions.