By Plenary Sessions: Rene Kokk

The primary legislative focus is on a draft bill addressing the reduction of misuse concerning residence permits and visas. The speaker's role is that of a data inquirer, tasked with assessing the bill's necessity and its influence on statistical trends.

The speaker's focus is on political criticism and unanswered practical questions, rather than specific legislative priorities or bills.

The legislative focus is on tax relief (reducing VAT on foodstuffs to 5%) and opposing new taxes (such as the proposed car tax). Additionally, work is underway on energy-related regulations, including the register for bunkerers and the island operation draft bill, while emphasizing the need not to shut down oil shale energy production before new solutions are fully developed.

The main legislative focus is on supporting the amendment of the State Budget Base Act and rejecting the activity-based budget system. The speaker opposes the committee's decision to reject the bill, thereby supporting the bill's continued processing.

The focus is on exercising parliamentary oversight and scrutinizing the government's activities through Question Time and committees. The speaker demands the disclosure of existing audit reports and the initiation of new special audits in other state-owned enterprises in order to improve their management.

The legislative focus is directed at supporting a draft bill that increases the transparency of expenses incurred by top officials. Furthermore, the Government is required to provide concrete legislative plans and drafting intentions to rectify the identified fundamental problem in the legislation.

The focus is on the government's planned investments and the direction of energy policy, rather than specific legislative bills. The speaker stresses the necessity of investing in maintaining the capacity of the oil shale energy sector.