By Plenary Sessions: Anti Allas

Legislative attention is currently focused on finalizing the strategic development plan (the Estonian energy sector development plan) and making the corresponding decisions. The speaker is taking the initiative, demanding that the government set concrete deadlines and targets to guarantee the stability of the energy economy.

The focus is on current tax legislation and proposed amendments, maintaining a critical stance toward corporate tax incentives and the raising of VAT. It operates as an opposition questioner, challenging the fundamental justifications and objectives of tax policy.

The legislative focus is aimed at rectifying errors in the implementation of the Nature Conservation Act and restoring the rights of landowners whose property was unlawfully restricted. It calls for clarity regarding the consequences of the European Commission's infringement procedure and the regional development plans outlined in the new coalition agreement.

The legislative focus centers on reforming education funding (progressive income tax) and directing the implementation of the vocational education reform. The speaker supports the objectives of the vocational education reform but strongly opposes both the regional cuts associated with it and the move to make part-time/extramural studies tuition-based. Furthermore, there is a demand to reduce the bureaucratic burden placed on schools.

The focus is on the processing of the draft bill concerning environmental restrictions, where the speaker is demanding the suspension or postponement of the proceedings pending the final outcome of the European Union infringement procedure. A crucial priority is the clear incorporation of compensation mechanisms into the legislation and establishing legal clarity in the definition of these restrictions.

The focus is on demanding the reversal of the existing administrative practice (the actions of the Environmental Board). The priority is establishing justice and creating a compensation mechanism to redress the economic damage caused to rural residents.

The legislative focus is currently on ensuring the amendment and implementation of existing development plans (ENMAK), as well as reforming the national funding system concerning school meals. The speaker calls for important political promises (such as phasing out oil shale) to be enshrined in legislation, rather than remaining mere promises.

The legislative focus is directed toward securing investments in internal security and implementing regional development plans, including the Võru shared facility and the Põlva shooting range. In the social sector, the priority is increasing competition in the nursing home market to curb prices.

The primary legislative focus is currently on supporting a specific draft bill concerning the regulation of energy production and infrastructure (including the laying of cables). The objective is to ensure economic opportunities and encourage investment, with the organization acting as a strong proponent of the bill.

The legislative focus is on tax reforms: implementing a fair income tax, reducing the VAT on groceries, and opposing a uniform car tax. Emphasis is also placed on the need to vigorously execute the regional economic development plan that the previous minister put forward. The speaker is strongly opposed to granting tax relief to members of the Riigikogu (Parliament) given the current financial state.

The speaker is keen on amending the draft Competition Act to shorten processing times and streamline the methods used for proving infringements. They are also pressuring the government to incorporate key infrastructure projects, such as the Rohuküla section of the Haapsalu railway, into the coalition agreement, and support the implementation of the previous minister's regional industrial policy plan.