By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

The legislative priority is the amendment of environmental and economic regulations, focusing on the elimination of CO2 quotas. The speaker actively supports the proposal to request an exemption from Europe so that Estonia can trade without quotas.

The legislative focus is currently centered on the specifics of the draft law governing advance directives (or end-of-life declarations). The primary priority is ensuring the clarity and proper documentation of all procedural requirements—specifically counseling, signature protocols, and the period of validity—in order to prevent any misinterpretation of the statute.

The address was submitted as a question during the information session, demanding stances and action from the government to ensure the protection of the vulnerable, but it does not mention specific bills, amendments, or legislative priorities.

The legislative focus is currently on supporting the draft bill to reduce the VAT on foodstuffs to 5%, as we are the main proponents and supporters of this initiative. There is also mention of the possibility of lowering the rate for medicines and books to 5%, thereby broadening the scope of application for reduced tax rates. The overall objective is to amend the reduced VAT rates domestically within Estonia.

The legislative priority is the rectification of amendments to the Energy Sector Organization Act and directing the preparation of the new National Energy Development Plan (EMAK 2035). The speaker supports the seventh point of the current draft bill, which mandates the government to present the action plan to the Riigikogu. The objective is to fix the previously adopted, unsuccessful legislative amendments.

The legislative focus is directed toward the oversight of the executive branch and demanding efficiency from the justice system, especially regarding the expediting of investigations in the 'Slava Ukraini' case.

Legislative focus is being directed toward amending nature conservation and hunting regulations to allow for more effective control of the cormorant population. The speaker is the initiator of this effort, having submitted an inquiry and demanding that lethal deterrent hunting be permitted in the spring to protect fish stocks.

The legislative focus is currently on the draft bill concerning identity documents, where the speaker is acting as both an objector and a scrutinizer. The objective is to prevent provisions that would restrict individual liberties (specifically, traceability/surveillance) or alter personal data (such as limiting the length of one's name).

The main legislative focus is on opposing the transposition of the EU directive concerning gender quotas in the management bodies of listed companies. The speaker is a strong opponent of the draft bill under discussion, deeming it irrelevant.