By Plenary Sessions: Urmas Kruuse

The legislative focus is directed at the Riigikogu's role in adopting major decisions, emphasizing the need for serious discussions and subsequent decision-making. The speaker monitors the process and poses questions, seeking to ensure a thorough debate.

The focus is rather on evaluating the implementation and effectiveness of cultural policy (gauging ministerial satisfaction), rather than on initiating or supporting specific legislative bills.

The speaker's main focus is to initiate a political discussion (a plenary session) and to establish a concentration of ideas for future steps. He sees the need to accelerate solutions for integrating non-practicing veterinarians back into the workforce and to resolve, through debate with the Ministry of Education and Research (HTM), the funding issues of other specialties, in order to ensure the sustainability of veterinary education.

Legislative focus is currently centered on amendments to the Food Act. These changes are designed to align the Act with EU law and to specify the authorization granted to reference laboratories. The speaker is a proponent of the draft bill and is leading the legislative proceedings, stressing the necessity of avoiding any proposed amendments concerning the effective date to guarantee the law's entry into force on June 1st.