By Months: Aivar Kokk
Total Months: 11
Fully Profiled: 11
12.2024
32 Speeches
The speaker focuses primarily on budget and tax legislation, submitting detailed questions and proposed amendments. He proposes suspending the second reading for several pieces of legislation and promises that the Isamaa party will repeal the car tax as the first order of business upon taking office. He demonstrates a profound interest in the technical details of the laws and participates actively in the committee's work.
11.2024
49 Speeches
The focus is primarily on analyzing the state budget and opposing draft tax legislation. It proposes the abolition of the motor vehicle tax and criticizes the lack of transparency in the state budget. It actively participates in discussions regarding various laws, including amendments to the Education Act and matters concerning healthcare financing. It emphasizes the need for more thorough legislative drafting and criticizes rushed decisions.
10.2024
46 Speeches
Focuses on state budget legislation, submitting numerous motions for rejection and amendments. Actively engages with issues concerning tax legislation, healthcare financing, and public procurement law. Calls for improved transparency in the state budget and presents specific draft bills to achieve this.
09.2024
8 Speeches
Focuses on repealing the amendment to the Land Tax Act and addressing regulatory issues concerning the business account. It presents specific legislative proposals and scrutinizes the rationale behind the draft legislation submitted by ministers. This demonstrates active legislative engagement as an opposition member, seeking to influence the shaping of tax and business policy.
07.2024
12 Speeches
The focus is primarily on opposing tax legislation, particularly advocating for the complete rejection of the motor vehicle tax law. Has actively participated in debates concerning the land tax law and amendments to local government financing. Puts forward specific proposals for either rejecting or modifying existing laws. Utilizes the submission of questions as a tactic to criticize government policy and propose alternative solutions.
06.2024
24 Speeches
The speaker is intensely focused on the proposed tax legislation—specifically the motor vehicle tax, the land tax, and amendments to the income tax act. He/She submits proposed amendments, demands the withdrawal of the draft laws, and criticizes the legislative procedure. He/She also addresses the nuclear energy bill, inquiring about its authorship and potential impact. His/Her legislative activity is clearly oppositional in nature.
05.2024
13 Speeches
It focuses on opposing tax bills, particularly amendments to the land tax and income tax. It demands a more thorough analysis in the field of energy policy before any decisions are made. It proposes rejecting Bill 437 at the first reading and calls for a more careful review of legislation before its adoption.
04.2024
36 Speeches
Focuses primarily on taxation and budgetary matters, serving as the chief critic of the car tax law. Is actively involved in issues concerning energy legislation and the state budget. Submits motions to reject government-initiated bills. Stresses the necessity for more in-depth analysis when evaluating the impact of legislation and criticizes hasty lawmaking.
03.2024
31 Speeches
The speaker focuses on energy legislation, raising questions regarding the implementation of the Renewable Energy Directive and the regulation of the biofuel market. They support legislative amendments designed to ensure fair competition within the fuel market. In the healthcare sector, the speaker recommends considering legislative changes aimed at limiting the outflow of doctors. Finally, they criticize the approach taken in the draft traffic safety bill, deeming it insufficient.
02.2024
11 Speeches
Focuses on energy policy legislation, submitting a draft resolution of the Riigikogu for the development of electricity production. It closely monitors the processing of the motor vehicle tax law, criticizing procedural violations. It demands that the government present concrete action plans to ensure energy security and opposes tax increase legislation.
01.2024
24 Speeches
Focuses on transport sector legislation, particularly the regulation of per diem allowances for road carriers and the transposition of European Union directives. It actively addresses energy legislation and issues related to the financing of local governments. It emphasizes the need for a rapid legislative response to economic problems, citing the successful crisis management of 2020.