By Plenary Sessions: Tõnis Lukas

The primary legislative priority is the swift submission of amendments to the Language Act to the Riigikogu, aimed at protecting the Estonian language in the public sphere. The speaker also criticizes the change to the regulation concerning the start time of the school day, calling it unnecessary bureaucracy, and demands adherence to the law when ensuring regional vocational education (Hiiumaa vocational school).

The legislative focus centers on two draft bills: the expansion of compensation mechanisms for the owners of natural sacred sites, and the clarification of the draft legislation concerning the planning of major investments. He/She acts both as the initiator (via written correspondence) for the expansion of existing laws and as the party demanding the specification of the content of the new draft bill.

The focus is on opposing changes to the immigration quota and its exceptions within the current legislation. It raises the question of whether the government plans to introduce new exceptions into laws or regulations, particularly concerning the entry of skilled workers.

The primary legislative focus is opposing the government's proposed changes to the local government election system, specifically those concerning the resident register entry and the right to stand for election. The speaker calls for the implementation of legislative measures that would support regional balance and the representation of local residents.