By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

The legislative focus centers on opposing Bill 469 SE (the ratification of the International Labour Organization convention). The speaker is a strong opponent of this bill, arguing that it is unnecessary and redundant with existing constitutional provisions. A secondary focus involves security-related legislation addressing the direct subordination of the church and the border regime.

The legislative focus is on tax policy, particularly the taxation of banks and the question of the justification behind the distribution of the overall tax burden. The speaker is acting as a challenger to the prevailing political logic, raising doubts about the fairness of the taxes being implemented.

The focus is placed on executing the parliament's oversight function, by submitting inquiries and questions concerning economic policy and the administration of prisons. The objective is to compel the government to clarify the logic and mathematical basis of its policy, referencing a previous inquiry.

The legislative focus is on the detailed scrutiny of the State Budget Act and its appendices, especially regarding the figures quantifying the financing of national defense (the Defense League/Kaitseliit) and Rail Baltic. The presenter is concentrating on clarifying the legal definitions within the draft legislation, serving as a detailed critic and overseer of the bill.

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The legislative focus is directed at the procedure for processing draft legislation and the inclusion of interest groups. In particular, scrutiny is being applied to why almost none of the organizations' proposals were considered, and clarity is being sought regarding the oversight of the law's implementation, especially concerning the package of proposed amendments.

The legislative focus is centered on procedural details and the quality of the draft legislation. Clarifications are being demanded regarding the extension of procedural deadlines, and the draft is being criticized for insufficient coordination with relevant authorities (e.g., the Land Board). A proposal has been made to return the draft to the government for the correction of its official stances.

The main focus is on amending the national road maintenance plan to reinstate the construction of the Jõhvi-Toila road section that was previously removed, which was originally scheduled for 2025. Attention will also be paid to issues concerning the financing and implementation of major infrastructure projects (Rail Baltic, Via Baltica).