By Plenary Sessions: Anastassia Kovalenko-Kõlvart

The legislative focus is on suspending e-elections until all issues are resolved, including the ability for political parties to submit auditors, referencing the work of the Constitutional Committee. Opposing the government's tax policy and the state budget is also a priority, especially regarding the reduction of the gambling tax.

The legislative focus is currently on amending the Election Act to ensure that independent auditors have the ability to audit e-voting. The speaker strongly supports the draft resolution under discussion, which is intended to close a long-standing legislative gap concerning the transparency of e-voting.

The legislative focus is centered on opposing the proposed car tax bill and challenging its constitutionality in court, with the readiness to take the case all the way to the Supreme Court. Furthermore, there is criticism directed at the Eesti 200 party's initiatives concerning the creation of tax breaks for prisons and casino companies. The speaker is an active opponent who is demanding amendments to establish special provisions for people with disabilities and families with children.

The legislative focus is on parliamentary oversight and investigation, emphasizing the special committee's duty to respond to allegations regarding the lack of transparency in decision-making processes. Specific bills or legislative initiatives were not mentioned.

The main legislative priorities involve amending the Traffic Act to regulate micro-mopeds and light personal transporters. The goal is to establish a maximum limit on the number of rental light personal transporters for local municipalities, require age verification within the application, make helmet rental mandatory, and extend the mandatory traffic insurance requirement to all rental e-scooters.