By Plenary Sessions: Katrin Kuusemäe

The legislative focus is on the 2026 budget and the accompanying tax system reform, which abolishes the previous system. The speaker is a strong supporter and proponent of this reform, emphasizing its positive impact on workers' incomes.

The legislative focus is on the draft amendments to the Law on Holidays and Anniversaries, the goal of which is to add additional days off (initiated by the SDE and the Center Party). The speaker's role is procedural, ensuring the completion of the first reading of the bills and directing further proceedings to the plenary session. He/She also emphasizes the committee chairman's desire to comprehensively streamline the system of national holidays and state anniversaries.

The legislative focus centered on the Riigikogu's draft resolution concerning the organization of a referendum on the issue of oil shale. The speaker acted as the rapporteur, supporting the committee's proposal to reject the draft, thereby focusing on procedural and timing-related considerations.

The legislative focus is directed at the rejection of the Riigikogu's draft resolution concerning the formation of an investigative committee to assess the risks associated with COVID-19 vaccines. As the rapporteur for the Constitutional Committee, he/she is a central proponent in the process of rejecting the draft. His/Her focus is on procedural decisions and the voting results.

The legislative focus is on amending the Chancellor of Justice Act and the Prosecutor's Office Act in order to increase transparency in the use of representation expenses and prevent corruption. The speaker is the rapporteur of the leading committee, who conveys the committee's proposal to reject the draft bill because it does not offer a comprehensive solution.

The focus is on implementing industrial policy in the defense sector, with the aim of shifting the direction of procurement and fostering domestic production. Specific draft laws or amendments are not mentioned.

The legislative focus centers on ensuring the constitutionality of existing legislation (specifically the Nature Conservation Act and the Work Ability Allowance Act) and initiating necessary amendments. The role is supportive, involving assistance in processing the proposals put forth by the Chancellor of Justice and, as a representative of the lead committee, designating them for further deliberation. The primary priority is establishing legal certainty in both the environmental and social spheres.

The focus is on assessing strategic security impacts, rather than initiating specific legislation. This is parliamentary work aimed at addressing issues concerning foreign policy and national defense.