By Plenary Sessions: Maris Lauri

The legislative priority is Bill 652 (the establishment of a loan register), the purpose of which is to prevent excessive borrowing. The speaker is a procedural supporter of the bill and the rapporteur of the lead committee, who proposes concluding the first reading.

The main legislative priority is the completion of the second reading of the Money Laundering Data Bureau Act (Bill 640), which aims to streamline data usage and create the technological capacity for deep analysis. The speaker is the proponent and procedural manager of the bill, who introduced amendments to narrow the scope of data processing, bringing it to the statutory level, and established parliamentary oversight within the special committee for the supervision of security agencies.

The primary legislative focus is on Bill 645, which aims to repeal the security tax law and amend the laws governing simplified taxation of business income and income tax. The speaker is leading the bill's proceedings in the Finance Committee, concentrating on reviewing amendments and ensuring regulatory technical correctness to avoid the poor practice of "omnibus bills."

The primary legislative focus is on the draft bill concerning amendments to the organization of the courts, which is on the verge of being adopted. The speaker is acting as a critical scrutinizer, emphasizing the necessity of ensuring the bill's constitutionality.