By Years: Tiit Maran

The primary legislative priorities involve advancing the Hunting Act (covering wolf culling and problem animals), the Nature Conservation Act (regarding Natura assessments and compensation), and the Climate Act. He supports technical amendments but opposes bills that restrict the rights of civil society (such as proposing protected areas) or increase the workload of the Environmental Board without corresponding additional funding. A persistent priority is the swift passage of the "dangerous dogs amendment."

The legislative focus is on environmental and energy legislation, where they serve as an active initiator and critic of amendments (e.g., the Water Act, the Nature Conservation Act, the Ambient Air Protection Act). They are a strong opponent of the adoption of rushed and unanalyzed laws, demanding improvements in the quality and transparency of lawmaking, particularly regarding the introduction of conceptual changes disguised as minor legislative amendments. They emphasize the necessity of addressing waste generation reduction and the redistribution of food waste.