By Plenary Sessions: Urmas Kruuse

The main legislative priority is the Climate Law, though the speaker opposes the idea of a moratorium on it. The aim is to establish clear statutory targets that would help businesses track their environmental footprint and remain competitive in global supply chains.

The focus is more on matters of high-level policy guidance and oversight (such as meeting the NATO 2% goal and evaluating allied unity) rather than on initiating specific bills or amendments.

The legislative focus is on a draft resolution of the Riigikogu concerning the tightening of novel food labeling requirements. The speaker opposes the adoption of the draft, citing a lack of legal basis for establishing domestic requirements in a field that is regulated across Europe. He/She is acting as the advocate for the position of the lead committee.

The legislative focus is directed toward handling the draft bill within the Committee of Rural Affairs and forwarding it to the plenary session for its first reading. The speaker is both a proponent and the rapporteur, emphasizing the committee's decision to conclude the first reading by consensus. The priority is the smooth and agreed-upon advancement of the legislative process.