By Plenary Sessions: Mart Maastik

It focuses on the legislative procedure, taking a critical stance on the drafting of nuclear energy development bills before the necessity and associated costs have been clearly established. It opposes the regulation regarding the increase of land tax that compels local governments to raise taxes.

The legislative focus is on the rapid processing and adoption of laws that were postponed by the government (the car tax, the negative supplementary budget). State budget planning is also a priority, in order to ensure fair compensation for landowners.

Legislative attention is currently focused on opposing the draft bill concerning the acceleration of the environmental impact assessment process for offshore wind farms. The speaker proposes not supporting the bill, demanding a reduction in bureaucracy across all sectors and the preservation of EIA quality.

Legislative attention is currently focused on the opposition to a draft bill that aims to accelerate the permitting process for offshore wind farms by merging three separate permits into a single one. The speaker opposes this amendment, arguing that it will result in the environmental impact assessment (EIA) being rushed and consequently rendered insufficient.

The focus is on administrative oversight and ensuring the operability of existing land management processes, particularly regarding the deployment of the Land Board's information system. The objective is to guarantee the seamless issuing of detailed plans and land surveying conditions to avoid the cessation of economic activity.

The speaker is the initiator or a strong supporter of the bill concerning the revocation of voting rights. The focus is on the legislative process, monitoring the bill's adoption in the Culture Committee and the government, and criticizing the resistance to it.

The legislative focus is directed towards the political debate concerning the revocation of voting rights for Russian citizens in local elections and the declaration of the Moscow Patriarchate as an institution supporting the war. The speaker acts as a critic and questioner of the government's positions, demanding clear security priorities.

The legislative focus centers on opposing laws that increase European bureaucracy (the 'whistleblower law') and on the more reasonable regulation of banking sector profits. He/She is strongly critical of the inefficiency of the legislative procedure, particularly regarding the bundling of amendments, which he/she believes is a waste of time.