By Plenary Sessions: Tiit Maran

The legislative priority is the deliberation of Draft Bill 567 amending the Hunting Act, which concerns the culling of nuisance individuals in cases where property damage occurs. The speaker is currently working on the procedural summary for rejecting the bill, but simultaneously supports the necessity of finding a solution regarding the possibility of culling individuals when damage is inflicted, referencing Draft Bill 553 and the large carnivore cooperation council.

The legislative focus is on the amendment to the Waste Management Act, which the speaker considers sensible. The main activity involves determining the broader financial impacts and political conflicts arising from the legislation, particularly concerning nuclear waste management.

The main legislative priority is the swift adoption of the proposed bill amending the law, the purpose of which is to grant local authorities the power to address irresponsible dog ownership. The speaker is a strong proponent and champion of this amendment, emphasizing the urgent need for its passage.