By Plenary Sessions: Mart Maastik

The primary legislative priority is amending the Energy Sector Organization Act to revert the renewable energy target from 100% back to a more realistic level (at least 42% of total final consumption). He/She is the initiator and supporter of the draft bill that mandates the government to prepare an action plan for ensuring the operational continuity (resilience) of the electricity system, which would include clear objectives regarding controllable capacity and the development of electricity networks.

The legislative focus is on the realistic and reasonable planning of the Energy Sector Development Plan (KAK). The speaker takes an opposing stance regarding the subsidization of onshore wind farms and the Saaremaa connection project, demanding their termination. He emphasizes the need to request the European Union to lower the price of CO2 quotas to ensure the competitiveness of the Estonian economy.

The legislative focus is on establishing a bank tax or a similar financial instrument that could be utilized during periods aimed at curbing inflation. The speaker is acting as a proponent in the debate, emphasizing the instrument's necessity due to the inevitable recurrence of economic cycles in the future.

The focus is on critically monitoring the special planning (Latvia's fourth connection across Saaremaa) initiated by the government and demanding its discontinuation. This is more about opposing the actions of the existing executive branch than initiating new legislation.

The legislative focus centers on the rejection of the draft bill implementing the European Union directive regarding gender balance on corporate boards. The speaker is a vocal opponent and is submitting a formal motion for rejection on behalf of the Isamaa parliamentary group.