By Plenary Sessions: Tõnis Lukas

The primary legislative priority is the swift passage of the draft Act on the Organization of Research, Development, and Innovation. It calls upon the government to expedite the submission of this complex piece of legislation to the Riigikogu, stressing its crucial role in establishing research ethics and defining the division of labor among institutions.

The legislative focus is directed toward supporting the education network in sparsely populated areas. To achieve this, Isamaa has submitted a draft resolution aimed at obliging the government to develop the necessary corresponding legislation. The text also highlights a previous initiative: the teacher's starting grant, which was initially aimed at rural areas.

The focus is on holding the government accountable for delivering on the promises made in the coalition agreement and preventing crises (such as the teachers' strike). Previous support for the draft legislation on the removal of the Bronze Soldier is noted, emphasizing the faction's supportive role concerning security and historical memory.

The focus is now on the successful implementation and support of decisions that have already been made (the transition to Estonian-language instruction). The speaker is a supporter of the reform but stresses that the government holds the responsibility for ensuring the necessary support measures for its success, particularly regarding teachers' salaries and the career model.

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The legislative focus is directed toward a rapid budgetary solution to avert the teachers' salary crisis, demanding that the government locate the missing 10 million euros. The speaker supports the draft resolution of the Riigikogu, submitted by the Isamaa party, which is aimed at correcting the government’s actions concerning the financing of the wage fund. The objective is to guarantee that schools remain open and that industrial peace is maintained.