By Months: Rene Kokk

Total Months: 11

Fully Profiled: 11

12.2024

15 Speeches

The legislative focus is on opposing the government's proposed tax cascade (car tax, excise duties) and clarifying the specifics of these bills. Of particular importance is the impact of the car tax on owners of stolen vehicles and vintage car collectors. Furthermore, it is actively addressing amendments to the Planning Act concerning the establishment of wind farms and public participation procedures, as well as issues related to the handling of goods that do not comply with EU product requirements.
11.2024

18 Speeches

The main legislative topics are the car tax (opposition), voting rights for persons with undetermined citizenship (opposition), and the formation of the Rail Baltic investigative committee (support for ensuring transparency). The speaker is primarily an opponent and a supporter of initiatives that demand oversight and transparency regarding government actions.
10.2024

24 Speeches

The legislative focus centers on criticizing government draft legislation and proposing its rejection, particularly the Customs Act bill (opposing the increase of fines up to 100,000 euros and the expansion of powers to use special measures). He supports establishing the Population Crisis Problem Committee but also demands clarity on when the government will present proposals to strip Russian citizens of their right to vote in local government elections.
09.2024

14 Speeches

The main priority is Draft Bill 321, which proposes amendments to the Act on Restrictions on the Acquisition of Immovables, aiming to restrict the acquisition of agricultural and forest land by citizens and legal entities of third countries. Additionally, it is addressing the government's interpellation regarding compensation for damage caused by geese and issues of national defense. It supports the reduction of bureaucracy but is concerned about the excessive haste shown when establishing wind farms in protected nature areas.
07.2024

11 Speeches

The primary legislative priority is the car tax bill (taking an oppositional stance), demanding that its proceedings be halted and the bill rejected. Furthermore, emphasis is placed on the need to address the consolidation of state finances and the consequences for road safety stemming from the aging of the vehicle fleet and the growing number of uninsured vehicles.
06.2024

9 Speeches

The main legislative focus is on opposing the car tax bill and processing the supplementary budget, where assurances are demanded regarding the absence of errors. Additionally, opposition proposals for improving the budget are highlighted (stopping Rail Baltic, the tax hump, bank tax).
05.2024

11 Speeches

The legislative focus is centered on safeguarding established lawmaking practices and procedures, requiring adherence to the VTK and challenging the legitimacy of bundling proposed amendments. Support is given to draft legislation aimed at increasing the security of e-elections and taxing the extraordinary revenue of the banking sector. Furthermore, it is emphasized that the aspect of food security must be considered when processing bills.
04.2024

14 Speeches

His legislative focus is on increasing the efficiency of the transport sector (Draft Bill 278: allowing longer and heavier road trains), which he initiated. The primary objective is opposing the government's tax package, especially the motor vehicle tax. He also stresses the need to resolve the funding issue for veterinary education and reduce bureaucracy for entrepreneurs.
03.2024

18 Speeches

The legislative focus is on the opposition's bills concerning the abolition of e-voting and the reform of expense allowances for Riigikogu members. A bill is also supported that would restrict the wearing of garments that limit women's rights, citing security considerations. The speaker is a strong initiator and proponent of bills aimed at reversing government policy.
02.2024

15 Speeches

The legislative focus is currently directed at amending the Law on Restrictions on the Acquisition of Immovable Property, specifically to limit Russian citizens from purchasing real estate due to security concerns. It supports bills designed to help domestic producers better introduce their products to the market. It is a strong opponent of the proposed car tax bill and sharply criticizes the way the legislative process is being handled.
01.2024

26 Speeches

The speaker is an active legislative initiator, submitting bills to reduce income tax (for both individuals and legal entities) and the excise duty on shale oil fuel. He supports the draft decision regarding the relocation of the monument and criticizes the government's practice of rejecting opposition bills with the formal response that the government is already addressing the same issue.