By Plenary Sessions: Mart Maastik

The focus is on the accountability and oversight of the executive branch within the framework of the Q&A session (or information hour), rather than the initiation of legislation. The priority is criticizing the government's administrative decisions (the names and structure of ministries) and demanding procedural correctness.

The legislative focus is on a draft bill addressing renewable energy support schemes, which the speaker ultimately supports. The objective is to avoid market-distorting subsidies and ensure that energy policy adheres to market principles. The speaker is using the discussion of this bill as a platform to criticize the government's energy strategy more broadly.

The focus is on the implementation of government policy and administrative organization (reorganization of positions within the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Climate), not on specific draft legislation or legislative priorities.

The speech focuses on the government's political accountability and the formation of coalitions, rather than specific legislative priorities or bills.

The primary legislative priority is the establishment of an investigative committee tasked with clarifying the causes, identifying those responsible, and investigating potential criminal decisions related to the failures of state-owned enterprises (such as Nordica and Eesti Energia projects). The speaker even advocates for the creation of a permanent committee that would handle the "stupidities" committed by governments.