By Plenary Sessions: Mart Maastik

The primary legislative focus is on improving the lawmaking process and giving due weight to opposition initiatives. The speaker supports the bills put forward by the opposition and criticizes their continuous rejection.

The legislative priority is changing the regulations governing per diem allowances for road carriers to improve competitiveness, supporting the proposal put forth by the Road Carriers' Union. The speaker opposes a complex approach that prevents specific and sector-based problems from being solved through a single piece of legislation. He is critical of a legislative process that fails to establish a level playing field.

The legislative focus is on holding the government accountable via interpellation and amending specific political decisions. The priority is directing CO2 quota revenue towards grid development and ensuring the security of electricity supply on the major islands, in order to facilitate investments related to the green transition.

The focus is on the government's strategic energy decision and the consideration of a model for international cooperation, rather than initiating or supporting specific legislative bills. The priority is long-term energy supply planning.

The primary legislative focus is on the bill introduced by Varro Vooglaid, which addresses childbirth issues and registration. The speakers are strong supporters of sending the bill for further deliberation, opposing the committee’s decision to terminate the proceedings after the first reading. They emphasize that the draft legislation is "raw" and requires further discussion between the readings.