By Years: Mart Maastik

The primary legislative priorities include reducing bureaucracy (such as postponing or abolishing ESG reporting), adopting realism in energy policy (lowering renewable energy targets from 100% to 42%), and increasing the rights of local municipalities (specifically regarding the regulation of light personal vehicles). He/She is also an active initiator of investigative committees, for example, to examine the circumstances surrounding the subsidization of offshore wind farms.

Strong opposition to the government's proposed tax bills (car tax, land tax) and to the use of expedited procedures (the EIA process for offshore wind farms). Supports the preservation and enhancement of the universal service, complete with a price cap for crisis situations. Initiated a bill that would grant individuals a new opportunity to file an application for retrial/review, stemming from recent amendments to the Code of Civil Procedure, emphasizing the protection of individual rights.