By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

Legislative focus is on opposing two significant financial acts: the draft bills amending the State Fees Act and the Land Tax Act. The speaker positions himself as a strong opponent of the bills, proposing the suspension of the second reading of the Land Tax Act and voting against the increase in state fees.

The main legislative focus is on opposing the car tax bill, which is currently in its third reading in the plenary session. The speaker is clearly in the role of an opponent on this issue, criticizing it as a form of retroactive taxation of the people.

The legislative focus is on the rejection of the motor vehicle tax bill and the call to vote against it. Procedurally, the withdrawal of the bill is demanded in order to correct errors in the explanatory memorandum. Criticism is also being directed at the consolidation of amendments, which merged 831 proposals into 19.

The focus is on the oversight of the executive branch and demanding accountability (Question Time), especially regarding the Prime Minister's activities and transparency. Direct legislative priorities or draft bills are not mentioned.

The legislative focus is centered on opposing bills initiated by the government, particularly the proposal to abolish the income tax exemption for pensions. The speaker is an active opponent, also criticizing other upcoming bills (such as the car tax) and the government's general legislative pattern, which lacks a proper intention or plan for drafting the legislation.

The legislative focus is on the proper enforcement of existing laws, particularly the anti-corruption act, against high-ranking officials. Also under scrutiny are the government’s planned amendments to labor immigration regulations (the lifting of the worker quota), which have drawn criticism.