By Plenary Sessions: Tõnis Lukas

The legislative focus is currently on amending the electoral law to remove voting rights from citizens of the aggressor state and stateless persons. The speaker is a strong proponent of this change and emphasizes the need to take subsequent legislative steps in the future to identify non-citizens who possess undisclosed Russian citizenship.

The legislative focus centers on examining the impacts and projections of existing or planned tax legislation (car taxation). The speaker positions themselves as an auditor of policy implementation outcomes, demanding data regarding tax revenue collection.

The legislative priority is the draft Act on the organization of research, development, and innovation. The speaker is the driver of this legislative initiative, emphasizing the importance of the bill initiated by the Cultural Committee and encouraging the Riigikogu (Parliament) to be bolder when initiating new legislation.

The legislative focus centers on presenting and defending amendments to the state budget. The key priorities include increasing teachers' salaries by 5%, reversing the planned cut to the operating costs of cultural institutions (5.7 million euros), and financing the Year of the Estonian Book (a total of 630,000 euros allocated to the Estonian Literary Society and the Literary Museum).

The legislative focus is currently on securing financial guarantees within the future state budgets (2026–2028) necessary for the implementation of the career model. The speaker demands a formal protocol decision from the government that would grant the Minister of Education the necessary authority and ensure the required funding.

The legislative focus is currently on assessing the precise impact of two policies: the draft bill to end state funding for abortions, and the continued validity of the tax exemption for residential land, which was initiated by Isamaa. The speaker acts as a policy clarifier and an addresser of criticism, emphasizing the need to break down the issues and reassemble the overall worldview.

The legislative focus is currently centered on opposition to the tax increases planned by the government, especially the motor vehicle tax. Furthermore, administrative decisions concerning the closure of the school network and various agency offices are being criticized, with calls for a regional policy solution.

The legislative focus is currently on reviewing the budget and objectives of existing support measures (specifically, support for small schools) within the context of next year's budget. Furthermore, the provisions of the approved agreement between the government and education staff are being analyzed, along with their potential impact on local municipalities regarding the closure of the school network.

The legislative focus is directed towards criticizing government initiatives, particularly the car tax bill, the timing of which is considered controversial. The speaker also monitors the achievement of regulatory objectives, such as the transposition of European Union directives and the promised reduction of bureaucracy. The speaker operates as a critic and monitor of the government's legislative actions.

The legislative focus centers on criticism of regional policy and education funding, as well as the draft Sports Act. Concerning the Sports Act, the speaker emphasizes the necessity of simplifying the legislation by moving highly detailed financial limits (such as the daily allowance for referees) to the level of government decrees. Furthermore, justification is sought for the tenfold increase in fine rates applicable to legal entities.