By Plenary Sessions: Aivar Kokk

The subject actively initiates legislative proposals, particularly aimed at repealing the motor vehicle tax and regulating the license plate recognition system. As a participant in the work of the Finance Committee, their focus is on budgetary and tax legislation. They promise that should Isamaa form a coalition, the immediate priority would be the abolition of the motor vehicle tax, demonstrating a clear legislative focus.

It focuses on the waste reform, treating it as the primary legislative priority that needs to be blocked. A specific proposal is put forward to reject the bill during the first reading. It criticizes the technical aspects of the law: the required number of containers, the organization of procurement processes, and the role of local municipalities. Furthermore, it highlights the flaws in the legislative process and the inadequate impact assessment.

The focus is on the draft bill to repeal excise duty hikes and the issue of ending daylight saving time. It stresses the Riigikogu’s role in making decisions as opposed to simply following the advice of civil servants. It also references earlier legislation initiated by the Isamaa party, such as free higher education, support for large families, and teachers’ salaries.