By Plenary Sessions: Mart Maastik

It focuses on opposing government initiatives, particularly the car tax and subsidies for renewable energy. It demands explanations regarding the continuation of the special planning for expensive infrastructure (the fourth Estonia-Latvia connection via Saaremaa), the necessity of which experts have called into question. It acts as a critic and watchdog of existing policies.

The legislative focus is aimed at changes that reduce bureaucracy, particularly the postponement of sustainability reporting (ESG) by two years. He/She is an active opponent of inefficient and costly waste management regulations, raising detailed questions about their feasibility. He/She supports the proposal put forward by Isamaa.

The legislative focus is on opposing government bills, particularly those concerning the supplementary budget and laws related to the green transition (e.g., the acceleration of onshore wind farms and the requirement for a biofuel additive in aviation fuel). He proposes consigning the supplementary budget to the "dustbin of history" and halting the reading of the energy policy bill. Furthermore, he monitors the progress of the legislative procedure, raising questions regarding the democratic nature of the consultation process and the resolution of the Bar Association's proposals.

The legislative focus centers on monitoring the enforcement of existing international agreements and legislation, as well as identifying legal loopholes. The speaker operates more as an auditor than as an initiator of new legislation, demanding clarity regarding jurisdictional matters.

The legislative focus is centered on making a proposal to the Government of the Republic to initiate an amendment to the Traffic Act, which would grant local governments the right to restrict the use of rented light vehicles, micro-mopeds, and bicycles. The speaker is acting as the initiator of the draft resolution on behalf of the Isamaa faction.

The legislative focus is directed towards criticism of government-initiated reforms (waste management) and support programs (renovation of apartment buildings). The speaker emphasizes the need to remove economically unjustified mandatory clauses from renovation requirements and to ensure stable and sufficient funding for roads.

The legislative focus is directed toward the supplementary budget, with the speaker acting as a critical opponent, demanding clarity and transparency regarding the balance of the budget's revenues and expenditures, especially concerning the increase in salary expenses.