By Plenary Sessions: Mart Maastik

The legislative focus is currently on the debate over either terminating or restructuring the Rail Baltic project, as well as changes to the Estonian government's policy direction regarding resistance to European Union directives. The speaker supports putting pressure on the government to make an economically responsible decision, and calls for a comprehensive review of all contracts and funding.

The legislative focus is on environmental regulations, specifically the expansion of the battery collection network and the introduction of a new battery passport requirement. The speaker is acting as a critical opponent of the draft bill, demanding clarity regarding the bureaucracy and consumer costs that the regulation will generate.

The legislative focus is centered on repealing the car tax before the 2027 Riigikogu elections and blocking the approval of damaging and prohibitively expensive energy projects (offshore wind farms, power lines). The speaker primarily takes on the role of the opposition, calling for stability and demanding that lessons be learned from past mistakes.

The primary legislative focus is on tightening the regulation of e-elections and ensuring their security. The speaker supports more detailed regulation, citing the OSCE recommendation, and is initiating a review of the existing procedures.

The focus is on existing legislation (specifically, the permitted scope of performance-based remuneration) and the oversight of public sector management. The speaker acts as an overseer, verifying whether the minister’s actions align with the principles of fiscal prudence and whether public funds are being used efficiently and appropriately.

Legislative focus is directed towards the rapid adjustment of strategic defense policy decisions and investments. The speaker is demanding concrete steps and investments from the government to establish counter-UAV capability, acting primarily as an initiator who calls for policy revision.

The primary legislative priorities include withdrawing the draft motor vehicle tax bill and amending the Code of Civil Procedure to broaden the possibilities for filing a petition for review. He/She utilizes parliamentary interpellations to demand clarity and concrete measures from the government regarding telecommunications and energy policy, and initiates proposals aimed at reducing bureaucracy (e.g., sustainability reports).