By Plenary Sessions: Lauri Laats

The main priorities are extensive regulatory changes in the field of cybersecurity, which affect multiple sectors and amend ten laws. The speaker acts as a critical scrutinizer, focusing on the financial impact of the draft legislation, the scope of the regulation, and the sanctions policy. The economic and ethical aspects of international agreements are also in focus.

The legislative focus is currently on supporting the initiative to reduce VAT on food products and criticizing the government's handling of petitions. Furthermore, there is future interest in comprehensively restructuring the tax system and reforming fiscal policy.

The primary legislative priorities include rejecting the state budget and regulating the mobile services market. The objective is to reduce the time required for mobile number porting to a maximum of one business day, thereby fostering fairer competition and lowering prices. The entity also supports the repeatedly proposed bills aimed at reducing the VAT on food products.

The priority is the improvement of legislation regulating light traffic, aimed at creating a unified accident register, granting law enforcement units the authority to check documentation, and establishing mandatory insurance for all personal mobility devices operating on city roads. Furthermore, a systematic review of the salary system for police officers and emergency responders is being demanded.

The primary legislative focus is next year's national budget and the substance of its fiscal policy. The speaker is acting as a critic and overseer of the budget, inquiring about the consideration of changes to the distribution of the local government revenue base.

The primary focus is on opposing the enacted car tax and demanding an analysis of its effects. The speaker supports alternative legislative initiatives, such as reducing the VAT on foodstuffs and implementing a bank tax, referring to these as mandates from society.