By Plenary Sessions: Lauri Laats

The main priority is the termination of the universal service and a swift decision on how to fast-track the process. It mentions the existence of the draft legislation and the timeline currently under discussion (April 1st). This highlights the focus on initial or targeted offers and proposals, comparing various options.

Insufficient data.

Emphasizes the processing of the draft bill and the need for the government to present its justifications; it also demonstrates an interest in the Riigikogu's oversight and transparency.

The focus is on funding for regional infrastructure and tax policy (opposing the car tax and supporting a bank tax), coupled with criticism of the government's regional policy. It does not cite specific individual legislative initiatives or completed achievements, but rather presents a clear policy desire to increase funding and modify the tax system to protect ordinary people from excessive burdens.

Legislative attention is focused on evaluating the effects of tax policy and verifying existing impact analyses. It does not refer to a specific draft bill, but emphasizes the need to discuss and assess the impact at the Riigikogu level.