By Plenary Sessions: Lauri Läänemets

The focus is on the failure to make strategic decisions regarding the development of the energy sector and the absence of a comprehensive vision, rather than specific legislative drafts. The objective is to compel the government to establish a realistic and integrated energy plan to avert a future energy crisis.

The legislative focus is directed at the autumn state budget process, where the priority is guaranteeing a salary increase for cultural workers despite ongoing cuts. The speaker is demanding a commitment from the minister regarding this pay raise.

The legislative focus is directed at opposing the proposed amendments to the Employment Contracts Act concerning the employer's unilateral right to determine wages. The second priority is opposition to changes in higher education funding, which would introduce administrative fees and make studying a second time subject to tuition. The speaker is acting as a strong opponent of these reforms.

The legislative focus is currently on opposing a specific government bill concerning the terms of employment contracts and the minimum number of working hours. The speaker is acting as a critical opponent of the bill, emphasizing the necessity of sound legislation and proper consultation with labor market stakeholders.

The main legislative focus is on a security-related bill concerning the ties of religious organizations with foreign countries. The speaker is a strong supporter of this law, emphasizing that it gives the church the opportunity to decide for itself and comply with the law in order to sever ties with the Kremlin.

The primary legislative focus is the opposition to the government-submitted draft amendment to the Employment Contracts Act. The speaker acts as a strong opponent of the bill, emphasizing that it creates an unprecedented right for employers in Estonia when deciding on wages and the volume of work.