By Months: Leo Kunnas

The legislative focus is currently on concluding the second reading of the national defense mandate bill and advancing it to the final vote. The speaker is the rapporteur for the bill's lead committee and a strong proponent, ensuring both procedural accuracy and the subsequent voting process.

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The legislative focus is on the deliberation of the mandate for international military operations (based on the National Defence Act) and amendments to the Emergency Situation Act. The speaker is acting as the rapporteur, ensuring the smooth processing of the draft legislation and highlighting the consensus proposals of the National Defence Committee. He notes that a record low number of defence forces personnel are planned for foreign operations next year, which is justified by the current security situation.

The primary legislative priority is supporting the denunciation of the Ottawa Convention, which he deems vitally necessary for enhancing national defense. He is a strong proponent of the bill. He is also addressing the issue of postponing requirements for the construction of shelters in the civil defense sector, questioning the safety and timeliness of that decision.

The focus is on the critical analysis of government economic reports and fiscal policy (taxation). The primary emphasis is placed on holding the government accountable for the deterioration of economic indicators, which suggests participation in economic hearings or debates.

The primary focus is on motivating the executive branch to draft and implement a Government of the Republic regulation aimed at increasing the allowances for reservists and conscripts. He opposes his colleague's draft bill because it proposes a technically unworkable indexation coefficient that fails to provide a comprehensive solution. The objective is to finalize the amendments to the regulation no later than the end of the spring session.

The legislative focus is currently centered on reviewing the financing of national defense and reassessing energy policy regulations (specifically CO2 quotas and subsidies). The speaker initiated this discussion and is demanding clarification on how these two major political priorities can be reconciled.

The main legislative focus is the restriction of Russian citizens' voting rights in local government elections, the draft bill for which he himself initiated on October 24th last year. The aim of the bill is to link voting rights to the Riigikogu declaration by which Russia was recognized as a terrorist state. He is the proponent and supporter of this solution, emphasizing its necessity should broader constitutional amendments fail.