By Plenary Sessions: Aivar Kokk

The speaker is focused on opposing Bill 416, which seeks to amend the Income Tax Act, and proposes that it be rejected during the first reading. He is also monitoring the progress of the car tax bill and criticizing its continued retention within the Finance Committee. His role is clearly oppositional and obstructive toward legislative initiatives.

The focus is on energy policy legislation, specifically mentioning the termination of wind farm subsidy schemes in 2017. There is expressed interest in concrete legislative amendments that would enable a more flexible energy policy. Furthermore, it stresses the necessity of clear legal frameworks within the energy sector.

The speaker focuses on the Act amending the Riigikogu Election Act, analyzing in detail the mandates of the Republic's Electoral Committee and the technical aspects of electronic voting. He/She makes specific proposals for supplementing the Act, including restrictions on changing e-votes and the extension of control periods.

The focus is on two specific legislative matters: the introduction of the sugar tax starting in 2026 and limiting the voting rights of non-citizens in local elections. It calls for a swift decision on the suffrage issue (before Midsummer Day) and requires clarification regarding the budgetary implications of the sugar tax. It demonstrates a detailed understanding of legislative processes and their consequences.

There is insufficient data.

Focuses on budget and tax policy issues, particularly the monitoring of the biofuel blending obligation fulfillment and the optimization of public sector spending. It calls for better oversight of state institutions' activities and transparency in decision-making processes.

Focuses on improving the regulation of credit and financial services, emphasizing the necessity of a balanced approach between creditors and debtors. It supports the adoption of European Union directives but opposes further tightening of regulations. It actively addresses regulatory issues concerning debt collection services and cryptocurrency within the Finance Committee.

The focus is primarily on opposition to the Motor Vehicle Tax Act, including the submission of amendments and formal protests. They also address state budget matters and tax reforms. Furthermore, they actively participate in discussions regarding the Ionization Act, posing specific questions about how the law will be practically implemented.