By Plenary Sessions: Aivar Kokk

The focus is on the internal affairs of the Riigikogu (Estonian Parliament), specifically the regulation of expense allowances and budget transparency. It supports the draft legislation aimed at reducing these allowances but calls for a more comprehensive approach. It stresses the necessity of clarifying how the funds saved will be utilized.

The speaker focuses on budgetary legislation and the work of the Finance Committee. He/She calls for clearer structuring of budget lines and the strengthening of Parliament's role in the budgetary process. His/Her legislative focus is aimed at improving the transparency and control of the budget process.

The focus is primarily on opposing tax legislation, with the promise to abolish the car tax as the first step upon taking office. [The speaker/party] criticizes the "security tax" omnibus bill, arguing that it breaks the spring promise not to introduce any more omnibus legislation. They also mention previous experience rewriting laws in the Economic Affairs Committee, citing the Uber regulation as an example.

It focuses on social benefits legislation, mentioning specific measures such as the allowance for single-living pensioners, support for large families, and child allowance rates. It positions itself as a defender of previous positive legislation and an opponent of the current budget cuts.

Focuses on issues concerning tax legislation and budgetary policy, posing detailed questions regarding the Excise Duty Act and the security tax. Actively engages in the analysis of the Kindergarten Act, criticizing its impact on parents. Makes proposals to suspend the proceedings for draft legislation.

The speaker focuses on issues concerning the oversight of state-owned enterprises and the reform of the energy sector. They call for concrete steps at the board level and support the enforcement of legislation regarding public procurement. Their focus is more on the control function than on initiating new laws.