By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

The legislative focus is on identifying and rectifying gaps in existing legal acts concerning the procedure for temporary residence permits and the registration of agency workers. The speaker acts as a critical overseer, demanding greater specificity in the regulations to prevent the exploitation of legal loopholes.

The main legislative focus is on reducing the VAT on foodstuffs, which the speaker supports with social and security arguments. Reference is also made to previous legislative activity regarding the lowering of the fuel excise duty.

The legislative focus is currently on Draft Bill 546, which addresses the requirements for the conditionality of direct payments and social conditionality. The speaker is a staunch opponent of the bill, highlighting both substantive and procedural deficiencies (specifically, the regulation is already in force before the law has been adopted). The primary objective is to terminate the bill's second reading.

The legislative focus is on amending the regulations governing the compensation and representation expenses of high-ranking state officials (ministers, the Chancellor of Justice, and the Prosecutor General) to ensure transparency. The speaker is strongly opposed to the current system and criticizes the commission's decision not to implement changes, arguing that this will make the system even more opaque.

The primary legislative focus is on challenging and reversing administrative cutback plans (specifically, the closure of the Jõhvi courthouse) by means of parliamentary inquiries (interpellations). Furthermore, attention is being paid to monitoring and mitigating the social and regional impacts of national strategies, such as the phasing out of oil shale energy.