By Agendas: Alar Laneman

The legislative focus is on supporting and proceeding with the Riigikogu Draft Resolution (703 OE), which addresses the extension of the mandate for the use of the Defence Forces in the international operation EUNAVFOR Med/Irini. The speaker, who is the initiator of the draft resolution, will present the committee's consensus proposal to conclude the first reading.

The focus is on legislative oversight (addressing the findings of the State Audit Office) and evaluating the implementation of the long-term development strategy "Estonia 2035." Takes an active role in the work of the National Defence Committee.

Legislative focus is lacking; the priority is on implementing and clarifying the parliament’s rules of procedure and procedural rules before moving on to the agenda.

The primary legislative focus is the support and adoption of Bill 642 SE (withdrawal from the Landmine Convention). The speaker is a strong proponent of this specific defense policy initiative, viewing it as an extremely valuable and necessary decision for national defense.

Although the speech was delivered during the first reading of the draft Securities Market Act (588 SE), the speaker’s legislative focus was directed toward bringing a new political topic—the inclusion of women in national defense—onto the agenda. They are acting more as the initiator of future political priorities.

The main legislative focus is supporting the draft resolution of the Riigikogu (486 OE), which concerns extending the term for the use of the Defence Forces in peacekeeping operations in the Middle East. The speaker is a strong proponent of the draft and emphasizes the necessity of regularly reviewing both the list of missions and the specific form of participation.

The legislative focus is on the draft bill (481 OE) concerning the extension of the term limit for the Defence Forces' participation in international operations. The speaker is a supporter of the process and a representative of the lead committee, focusing on concluding the proceedings, making linguistic clarifications, and directing the bill to the final vote. The objective is to ensure the harmonization of the wording across all draft legislation.

The legislative focus is on supporting and processing the extension of the mandate for the existing military operation (Draft Resolution 481 OE). The speaker, acting as the bill's presenter, is detailing the procedural steps in the Riigikogu and the deadline for submitting amendments (November 20).

The focus is on implementing the long-term development strategy "Estonia 2035" and integrating regional aspects into autonomous policy areas. The objective is to modify the procedures for planning political decisions to ensure regional interests are given greater prominence.

The focus is on strategic planning and the implementation of the existing "Eesti 2035" strategy. The priority is to ensure that critical functions (the preparation of the state for war) are officially documented and thus geared toward execution, highlighting the emphasis placed on strategic documentation.

The legislative focus is on supporting the implementation of the state's long-term development strategy "Eesti 2035" and analyzing the Minister of Defence's report. The priority is developing air defence and strengthening allied relations.

The focus centers on the legislative-level discussion of a critical national issue pertaining to the legality of elections and the security dimension. The speaker supports the debate and initiated the questions, stressing the necessity of legislative oversight to protect the foundation of democracy.

The legislative focus is directed at the accountability of the executive branch, forming part of the motion of no confidence against the minister. The priority is highlighting the issues surrounding the implementation of the education reform and scrutinizing the minister's actions.

The legislative focus centers on the Riigikogu draft resolution (420 AE), which seeks to declare the Moscow Patriarchate an institution supporting aggression. The Speaker is acting as the interrogator, highlighting the planning process involved in drafting the statement and the subsequent analysis of social risks.

The legislative focus centers on opposing the draft bill to amend the Income Tax Act, with its first reading providing the context for the debate. The speaker, who is in opposition, is using the discussion of the bill to challenge the moral and societal damage resulting from the government's broken promises.

The legislative focus is on opposing the Draft Act amending the State Fees Act (Bill 417 SE). The speaker is acting as a critic and opponent of the bill, concentrating on dismantling its economic justification.

The legislative focus centers on the opposition to Bill 344 SE (the Act amending the Riigikogu Election Act). The speaker is a formidable opponent, concentrating on the bill's substantive deficiencies (security) and procedural irregularities (the subjective assessment of proposed amendments).

The legislative focus centers on the implementation of existing long-term strategies ("Estonia 2035" and the fundamentals of sports policy). The speaker acts as a critical supporter, calling for the strategy to be refined and for clear ambitions to be established.

The legislative focus is aimed at initiating the reallocation of resources and defining the state's strategic priorities. There is a demand to halt projects related to the green transition and redirect resources towards the accelerated buildup of defense capabilities (such as acquiring shells and constructing shelters).

The main legislative focus is the initiation and support of the Riigikogu Draft Resolution (274 OE), the purpose of which is to obligate the government to prepare for and restore the militarized border guard as a separate agency. This is a major organizational and national defense priority intended to ensure that Estonia’s defense operations are accelerated and more successful.

The legislative focus is on high-level policy oversight and the alignment of defense planning with threat assessments. This issue will be raised as a matter of significance in parliament, and the discussion will be conducted during the sessions of the National Defense Committee, focusing on assessing the adequacy of the government's actions and capabilities.

The main legislative focus is the Draft Act on Amendments to the Value-Added Tax Act (Bill 241 SE). The speaker is an active initiator or supporter, proposing a specific amendment (19.4%) and requesting the Riigikogu’s support for it.

The primary legislative focus is the draft Act amending the State Assets Act and the Land Cadastre Act (Bill 327 SE). The speaker takes a critical stance, calling into question the speed with which the bill was prepared and its relevance to comprehensive national defense.