By Plenary Sessions: Rene Kokk

The main legislative priorities are the abolition of e-voting and the reform or elimination of the expense compensation system for members of the Riigikogu. The speaker positions themselves as the initiator and supporter of these reforms, demanding that the draft bills be allowed to proceed through the legislative process rather than being immediately rejected.

There is not enough data.

Supports the bill under discussion, which would help people experiencing financial hardship (implicitly linked to lowering the VAT). Furthermore, the focus is on assessing and ensuring the continuous implementation of national defense development plans.

The legislative focus is currently aimed at reforming the government's funding policy and requiring that local municipalities be allocated the necessary financial resources for their operations. Specific draft legislation is not being cited; instead, there is a demand for a political plan that would put an end to imposing unfunded mandates on local governments.

The legislative focus is centered on opposing the bills initiated by the government, particularly the reduction of family benefits, which happened to be the government’s very first piece of legislation. We are also opposing new tax laws, such as the car tax, the sugar tax, and the taxation of pensioners. The speaker positions themselves as a critic of the government’s legislative actions.

The legislative focus is currently on the procedure for legalizing nuclear energy, specifically addressing when the Riigikogu (Parliament) can begin debating the viability of this energy source. Furthermore, emphasis is placed on the necessity of ensuring the continuation of oil shale energy production through appropriate legislative and financial decisions.

The legislative focus is on a bill concerning the prohibition of wearing garments that restrict women's rights, which the speaker deems highly reasonable. They are an active proponent and criticize the coalition's decision to refuse to process the bill, demanding a substantive discussion.

The legislative focus is currently directed towards criticizing existing reforms (such as the school network and the car tax) and demanding greater transparency in the handling of draft legislation. Specifically, there is a desire to know the proposals put forward by specific interest groups (VKG) concerning the bill discussed in the committee.