By Plenary Sessions: Toomas Kivimägi

The legislative focus centers on the handling of the state budget, particularly concerning the planned increase in defense spending within the 2026 budget. The speaker is tasked with clarifying the budget's structure and its underlying justifications, specifically concentrating on how defense expenditures will affect national finances.

The primary focus is on managing the legislative process, specifically opening the negotiation phase, while serving as the initiator of the process.

The focus is on supervising the implementation of the existing constitutional order and laws, not on initiating new legislation. The goal is to get clarification from the Chancellor of Justice regarding the constitutionality of the current service practice.

The speaker's immediate focus is procedural, concentrating on starting the information session and conducting the roll call. Specific bills or legislative priorities are not mentioned.

The primary focus is on the Riigikogu's internal legislation and operational procedures, including, if necessary, amending the Riigikogu Rules of Procedure and Internal Rules Act to reduce the number of committees. [He/She/It] is an active supporter of defending the format of the Prime Minister’s budget presentation in parliament.

The legislative focus is on reforming the laws governing criminal procedure, specifically regarding the statute of limitations and the threshold for bringing a case to court. The speaker has taken on the role of an initiator, directly questioning the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court about the legislature's expectations for implementing the necessary legal amendments.

The focus is on the parliament's internal organizational activities, specifically the election of the leadership, rather than the initiation of specific bills or amendments.

The primary legislative focus is a negative action—specifically, preventing the imposition of the "Santa Claus tax." The speaker positions himself as an opponent of this tax and highlights the success achieved, thereby acting as the leader of the anti-tax movement.

The legislative focus is limited to a procedural matter, namely accepting the candidacy. Specific bills, amendments, or political priorities were not mentioned.

The focus is on strategic budgetary management and analyzing the impacts of monetary policy, rather than initiating or supporting specific legislative bills. The priority is setting the direction of fiscal policy (cuts versus taxes).

Legislative focus is absent; the emphasis is on seeking an internal leadership position within the parliament (the post of deputy speaker).

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