By Plenary Sessions: Andrei Korobeinik

The legislative focus is on the critical analysis of the draft constitutional amendment, particularly concerning suffrage and security aspects. Furthermore, attention is directed toward the transparency of the legislator's intent and the discussions held by the Constitutional Committee, as well as the justifications underpinning the changes to qualification requirements for specific posts (the Kasemets context). The speaker operates as a critical interrogator and monitor of the proceedings.

The legislative focus is aimed at improving the working procedures of the Riigikogu, requiring that all proposed amendments reach the floor so that members of parliament can independently assess their constitutionality. The speaker is an advocate for these procedural changes and a critic of the draft legislation.

The main legislative priority is the bill to lower the VAT on foodstuffs (to 5%), the funding source for which has been proposed as the bank tax bill. Furthermore, they support the creation of an investigative committee for Rail Baltic to ensure the realistic completion of the project. They criticize the inability of the Riigikogu committees to process important bills in a timely manner.

The focus is on holding the executive branch accountable and analyzing policy by submitting formal questions to the minister. The objective is to gain clarity regarding the state's plans and conclusions for reducing the number of overdose deaths, and to verify the justification for the government's administrative decisions.