By Plenary Sessions: Andres Metsoja

The primary legislative focus is the draft regulation concerning the drilling of drinking water wells, where the speaker stands as a critical opponent, arguing that the proposed amendment (the ban on the ODEX method) is incomprehensible and costly due to the incomplete nature of the underlying analysis. He supports streamlining bureaucracy and increasing the authority of local government, but not at the expense of unjust regulations.

The primary legislative focus is on opposing Draft Bill 531, which seeks to amend the Building Code, the Administrative Cooperation Act, and the Water Act. The speaker is acting in the role of the opposer, demanding that the second reading be suspended and stressing that the legislator must be thorough and avoid concealing important regulations (for example, the prohibition of the drilling method) in subordinate legislation.

The focus centers on the demand for a revision of government priorities and the budget, particularly concerning infrastructure and defense capabilities. There is also a call for solutions to energy market anomalies stemming from the interpretation of EU legislation and the financing of cross-border interconnectivity. Specific legislative bills were not mentioned.

The focus is on the strategic rationale and implementation of administrative reforms, specifically addressing the regionalization of public transport and development centers. Specific draft legislation or amendments are not mentioned; instead, the emphasis is placed on a long-term strategic perspective.