By Plenary Sessions: Leo Kunnas

The main legislative priority is amending the Emergency Situation Act to ensure the introduction of the food supply function and the precise distribution of responsibilities. The speaker supports accelerating the legislative process and emphasizes that responsibility must be codified in the law.

The legislative focus is strictly on tax policy, encompassing the regulation of excise duties and the modification of the tax-exempt threshold for employee compensation. The speaker’s role involves briefly introducing the draft legislation to the plenary session, thereby acting as either the initiator or a supporter.

The legislative focus is exclusively on tax laws, with the priority being the reduction of income tax rates. The speaker's role is that of a supporter or introducer, who addresses several similar bills consecutively.

The focus is primarily on the decisions made by the government's executive branch and budget planning (RES), rather than the initiation of specific legislative bills. The primary objective is to compel the government to immediately launch major procurement processes (such as wheeled howitzers) and modernize existing systems so that full military capability is achieved by 2027–2028.

The legislative focus is currently on the VAT reduction bills (108 SE and 132), which aim to lower the rate to either 17.5% or 19.5%. The speaker is acting as the initiator and presenter of these drafts, concentrating on the proposed changes to tax policy.

The legislative focus is on procedural correctness and the proper review of national defense-related bills. The speaker acts as a procedural supervisor to ensure adherence to the Riigikogu's rules of procedure.