By Plenary Sessions: Helmen Kütt

The legislative focus is currently directed at opposing the government's proposed amendments to the Employment Contracts Act, specifically those concerning the recording of working hours and wage stability. Furthermore, there is a demand for swift budgetary decisions to raise the subsistence level and social benefits, citing expectations related to the upcoming state budget.

The legislative focus is on reviewing the implementation and effectiveness of the existing quota mechanism (likely labor or immigration). The speaker acts as a critical interrogator, questioning the priorities of the bill or policy and demanding data on its compliance.

The legislative focus is on overseeing the government’s proposed school network reform and the consolidation of special schools, carried out via an interpellation. The speaker is acting as a critic and opponent of the reform, demanding political clarity and analysis before administrative decisions are taken. A review of the funding system for inclusive education is also demanded.

The legislative focus is primarily on structural and executive reform, specifically the proposal to establish a new commission under the Prime Minister's Office tasked with addressing the demographic crisis. The speaker, acting as the initiator, is bringing the proposal, which originated within the commission, before the plenary session.