By Plenary Sessions: Rene Kokk

The legislative focus is indirect, concentrating on the oversight of the judicial system and the interviewing of candidates for the Supreme Court. The speaker raises questions regarding the implementation of the current penal policy, which points to a potential need for legislative amendments aimed at tightening criminal law.

The focus is on the oversight exercised during the plenary session, specifically by questioning the minister for information regarding the handling of security incidents. There are no references to specific bills or initiatives.

The legislative focus is currently directed toward oversight and accountability, particularly concerning the termination of the thematic plan for mineral resources and deficiencies within the e-voting system. The speaker is a strong opponent of the existing political decisions and demands a clear explanation of their impact.

The primary legislative focus centers on opposing and amending the proposed car tax bill, specifically demanding its complete repeal or, failing that, an exemption for the N1G category. Furthermore, attention has been directed toward limiting the government's authority regarding rapid response measures during a crisis, as well as overseeing state finances via the National Audit Office.

The legislative focus is aimed at improving the organization of the Riigikogu, demanding that all essential materials, such as KAPO threat assessments and analyses, be explicitly referenced on the agenda. Also under scrutiny is the opposition to the draft bill concerning the expansion of prisons and the requirement for associated impact analyses.

The legislative focus is currently on backing a specific, socially oriented draft bill, which carries an estimated annual cost of 12 to 13 million euros. The speaker is championing this bill and is calling on the government to give it substantive consideration and approval, while stressing the necessity of thoroughly verifying that the necessary funds are actually available.