By Years: Rene Kokk

The speaker's main legislative priorities include repealing the motor vehicle tax act (Bill 592), cutting excise duties and VAT (Bill 594), and lowering the income tax rate (Bill 597). He also introduced a bill (Bill 567) to amend the Hunting Act to simplify the culling of nuisance animals, and he strongly backed withdrawal from the Ottawa Convention. He criticizes the government for rushing laws through and for the poor quality of its legislation.

The key legislative priorities include abolishing the motor vehicle tax, reducing income tax (for both private individuals and legal entities), and restricting real estate acquisition by citizens of third countries. He/She actively initiates and supports opposition bills, specifically those concerning the establishment of the Rail Baltic investigative committee and the abolition of e-voting. Furthermore, he/she criticizes government bills that lead to a disproportionate increase in fine rates (for example, in the Customs Act).