By Plenary Sessions: Leo Kunnas

The legislative focus is on the draft amendment to the electoral law, which aims to strengthen the security and transparency of e-voting. The speaker is an active proponent of amendments, concentrating on requirements for international accreditation, the inclusion of observers, and preventing vote manipulation. All proposals submitted were aimed at increasing public trust.

The speaker’s focus is on supporting the precious metals bill, but the main political priority is strategic: establishing a national gold reserve and initiating a comprehensive overhaul of the "Estonia 2035" strategy to ensure it aligns with the changed security and economic landscape.

The primary legislative priority is the amendment of the Defence League Act, which is considered the National Defence Committee's most crucial task. The speaker is an active proponent and leader who emphasizes the clear statutory definition of the status of collegial central bodies. It is asserted that, as a result of diligent work, the best possible draft bill—or close to it—has been achieved, and they are urged to lend their support.

The legislative focus is on reforming the structure of the border guard and ensuring national defense readiness during a crisis situation. The faction of the Conservative People's Party of Estonia supports the draft legislation concerning defense readiness but opposes amendments that would maintain the restrictions on the use of the construction prohibition zone during a period of heightened defense readiness.

The legislative focus is primarily on oversight and policy implementation, particularly concerning the capacity and resources of the Internal Security Service (Kaitsepolitseiamet), and the initiation of a policy for managing historical heritage. Specific draft laws or amendments are not mentioned.