By Plenary Sessions: Tõnis Lukas

The primary legislative focus is on influencing the Tourism Development Plan 2035 to ensure that culture is given its proper place in this strategic document. A specific issue is also being raised regarding the reduction of funding for the Narva Vabadus Theatre Festival.

The legislative focus is currently on the Draft Early Childhood Education Act. The speaker is attempting to attach the Isamaa faction’s amendment, which concerns forming groups based on linguistic proficiency. He supports the proposed amendment but will oppose the entire bill if his suggestion is not taken into account.

The main legislative priority is the disenfranchisement of citizens of aggressive states, regarding which agreement is hoped for in the Riigikogu. The second focus is on ensuring the technical and legal integrity of the electoral process (including e-elections) against hybrid attacks.

The primary legislative focus is on the Act amending the Education Act of the Republic of Estonia and related legislation, which addresses the establishment of a learning obligation and vocational education reform. The speaker supports the objectives of the draft bill but is strongly opposed to its implementation and financial guarantees, highlighting legal deficiencies (e.g., the lack of a legal basis for organizing tuition-based enrollment).