By Plenary Sessions: Mart Maastik

The main focus is on the legislative procedure, emphasizing the need to vote on the amendment. This indicates active participation in the handling of draft legislation, acting more as an observer or a guide of the process.

The main legislative priorities are ensuring the country's energy supply security (requiring a thorough development plan and analysis before supporting nuclear energy) and managing the tax burden. It acts as a strong opponent to government bills, seeking to amend or reject them (e.g., the repeal of the parking prohibition in the Traffic Act, limiting the increase in land tax).

The legislative focus is directed at preventing the adoption of the car tax law, as it contradicts the will of the people. Furthermore, the speaker is interested in initiating a statement that would address "The Crisis of Democracy in Estonia."

The legislative focus is currently centered on the strong opposition facing the Car Tax Bill. The speaker is an active opponent of the bill, proposing the cancellation of the Reform Party's 500-million-euro election promise as an alternative solution to avoid implementing the car tax.

Legislative attention is currently centered on the highly controversial car tax bill and the recently passed law that eliminated the income tax exemption for the average pension. The speaker is actively opposing these socially sensitive legislative amendments in the Riigikogu.