By Plenary Sessions: Tõnis Lukas

The focus is on the recommendations and economic policy guidance from the Bank of Estonia, which are linked to reducing consumption and preserving the environment. There is no reference to the initiation or support of specific draft legislation.

The legislative focus is on Draft Resolution 285 OE, which proposes that the government initiate draft legislation to ensure clarity and predictability in the formation of the school network. The priority is to extend the notice period for decisions regarding school restructuring to 17 months, amend the equalization fund coefficients, and guarantee state supplementary funding for small schools for at least three years.

The legislative focus is centered on opposing the government's proposed increase to the immigration quota, which has historically been based on a single normative standard. Attention is also being drawn to the existing regulatory exceptions (13 exceptions) that already allow for deviations from the quota. The speaker is clearly against the proposed bill.

The focus is on amending the immigration quota and the associated legislation. The speaker is acting as an opponent of the proposed policy change, challenging its economic and social rationale.

The priority is reforming the teachers' career model and workload calculation, a process that requires both additional funding and the commitment of the entire government. It stresses the necessity of ensuring that budgetary commitments (salary increases) are incorporated into permanent operating costs, rather than being treated as one-off payments. It supports the accelerated implementation of the transition to Estonian-language education.