By Plenary Sessions: Lauri Laats

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The main focus is on taxes and budgetary decisions: the interpellation concerning the motor vehicle tax, the consideration of a bank tax as a funding mechanism, and issues related to income tax reform. It confirms that discussions will continue in the Riigikogu and that there is a readiness to delay or alter the direction of previous decisions, emphasizing the need for further calculations and information accessible to the public.

The primary priority is the debate surrounding the second reading of Bill 344 SE and preventing its passage unless it guarantees the availability of paper ballots and robust oversight. It refers to specific legal frameworks and demands amendments to ensure security and control. It is categorically stressed that the entire electoral system requires both control and transparency, and therefore, the bill should not move forward in its present state.

The legislator's focus is the critical evaluation of regulations concerning health programs and tax policy. While no specific bill has been presented, the need for a work plan, an action plan, and an impact analysis is emphasized before any potential legislative steps are taken. This requires parliamentary-level discussion and cooperation among various stakeholders.

The primary focus is the draft legislation concerning the termination of the universal service and the modification of the pricing model, alongside emphasizing the necessity for greater flexibility and swift decision-making. The matter of infrastructure investment is also being discussed within the context of continuing the football hall projects, as well as the government's plan regarding whether and how to proceed with the project.

No specific legislative priorities were outlined; the address focuses on economic scenarios and their clarification, rather than specific pieces of legislation.