By Plenary Sessions: Mart Maastik

The primary legislative focus centers on supporting the Chancellor of Justice's proposal concerning the implementation of state guarantees. A wider priority involves conducting a thorough reassessment of the methodology and underlying rationale for renewable energy subsidies in Estonia, specifically to prevent further harm to the national economy.

The legislative focus is on reforming education policy, requiring mandatory textbooks and a consensus-based curriculum to restrict teachers' discretion and the introduction of ideological topics into schools. The goal is to keep children away from "pseudoscience."

The legislative focus is on opposing the car tax and highlighting the flaws in its implementation. The speaker is challenging the legislation, demanding clarification regarding both the basis for calculating the tax and its actual purpose.

The legislative focus is on the critical monitoring and halting of government activities and plans (especially the Saaremaa special planning). The speaker demands the abandonment of unreasonable projects and criticizes the speed of processes (high-voltage lines) compared to the lengthy accreditation process required for necessary measuring instruments.

The legislative focus is currently directed toward criticizing taxes that have already been passed (the security tax) and the way they are being implemented. The speaker is operating as an opposition scrutinizer, questioning the appropriateness of the adopted legislation for funding defense requirements.

The main legislative priority is solving the demographic problem and ensuring the stability of benefits for large families in order to provide families with a sense of security. Members of the Riigikogu (Parliament) are urged to actively contribute and find mechanisms for improving family policy, similar to the consensus funding established for national defense.

The legislative focus is on increasing transparency and accountability, particularly concerning regulations governing expense reports and official representation costs. The speaker supports the bill but is calling for its expansion to systematically cover all individuals on the state payroll and ensure oversight of high-ranking judicial officials as well.