By Plenary Sessions: Lauri Läänemets

The legislative focus is institutional and procedural, centering on the election of the Riigikogu's governing bodies. The priority is to ensure that the leadership includes individuals who uphold the rule of law and parliamentary democracy.

The legislative focus is on the draft constitutional amendment. The speaker will vote in favor of the amendment itself but is opposed to both specific proposed changes. Additionally, the need is stressed to initiate legislative steps to simplify the granting of citizenship to grey passport holders in order to accelerate their integration.

The focus is on previous executive decisions and budgetary measures related to strengthening border security. Specifically mentioned are decisions regarding the construction of the Saatse Boot, funding for the drone wall, providing border guards with stronger weaponry (anti-tank weapons), and establishing the PPA crisis reserve.

The legislative focus centers on amending the government's defense procurement plan, demanding the swift execution of the military recommendations provided by the Commander of the Defense Forces. The top priority is the acquisition of €1.6 billion worth of ammunition over a three-year period, necessitating a complete overhaul of the budget and funding structure. The speaker is operating as a source of political pressure and an overseer of government actions.