By Plenary Sessions: Irja Lutsar

The legislative focus centers on Draft Law No. 532 of the Medicinal Products Act, which proposes expanding the use of the hospital exemption (for example, eliminating the 10-patient limit and permitting repeated extensions). The speaker opposes these amendments, recommending that the bottlenecks of the current law be clarified first, given that it has only been utilized on two occasions.

Legislative interest is focused on strengthening international regulation and border control. The objective is to find solutions for how the European Union can jointly prevent the import of legally produced, yet dangerous substances via postal parcels.

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The legislative focus is directed towards monitoring compliance with the parliament's internal rules of procedure and attendance regulations. The speaker has taken on the role of an inquirer, demanding an explanation of how the attendance of members of parliament in committees will be guaranteed.

The legislative focus is on acceding to the Protocol on the Rights of the Child and the specifics of its implementation. The speaker is approaching the draft bill as a cautious questioner, emphasizing the need to clearly define the concept of "child" and the obligations associated with filing a complaint.