By Months: Andrei Korobeinik

The main legislative focus is reforming the political structure, specifically the abolition of the two-seat principle. The speaker is acting as the initiator, submitting the corresponding draft bill.

The legislative focus is on the schedule for processing the draft bill and procedural propriety. The speaker is opposing the procedure imposed by the presidium and is attempting to secure the referral of the bill back to the committee at the time requested by the committee. Finally, he moves to suspend consideration of the item.

The legislative focus is centered on opposing the government's financial and tax bills (the supplementary budget, taxation of business income), achieved by submitting motions to interrupt proceedings and outright reject the proposals. Furthermore, it actively addresses issues related to legislative transparency and data protection, particularly concerning the mandate of the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU). It criticizes the diminishing role of parliament in the legislative process and demands that all debates be held publicly in the chamber.

The legislative focus centers on opposing and rejecting government draft legislation. The primary bills include the Unemployment Insurance Act (which involves benefit cuts) and the bill concerning the simplified taxation of business income (which seeks to make a temporary tax permanent). Procedural tools are being actively employed, with repeated motions for adjournment and rejection being filed.

The main legislative priority is easing the car tax burden by submitting draft legislation for tax exemptions for people with disabilities and large families. Furthermore, the speaker emphasizes the necessity of establishing regulations for the use of artificial intelligence (for instance, in medicine and the Unemployment Insurance Fund) and resolving the insurance issues related to testing autonomous vehicles.

The legislative focus is directed toward ensuring the proper procedure for handling bills that relate to the decisions made by the Finance Committee. Specifically, the priority is the further advancement of decisions concerning the repeal of the car tax onto the floor agenda. The speaker is acting against procedural obstacles.

The main legislative priorities are the introduction of a bank tax (raising the income tax for credit institutions) and lowering the VAT on food, which the speaker considers to be programmatic promises of the Centre Party. He/She is an active supporter of no-confidence motions and also deals with the organization of work and procedural issues in the Riigikogu (Parliament), challenging the way sessions are conducted.

The primary legislative focus is the bank tax bill, the obstruction of whose debate by the Riigikogu board he sharply criticizes. Much of the activity is aimed at ensuring adherence to parliamentary work procedures and procedural rules, accusing the board of selecting bills based on party affiliation. He is the spokesperson and defender of the opposition's bills.