By Plenary Sessions: Andres Metsoja

The legislative focus is on continuing the processing of a specific draft bill, which aims to improve the procedure for the alienation of national defense properties and ensure the legality of the planning procedure. The speaker is acting as the initiator, attempting to refine the bill and pass it through the Riigikogu to resolve the problem of significant legal interference.

The legislative focus is on the consistent implementation of the existing education reform, stressing the need to ensure the clarity and sustainability of nationally established regulations. The speaker acts primarily as a defender of the current law and an overseer of its implementation.

The focus is on the criticism of national planning solutions and regulations governing renewable energy production, particularly how state interests are implemented in the regions. The politician is criticizing the execution of the existing policy, rather than the legislation itself.

The legislative focus is currently centered on opposing the implementation of the established work and rest time requirements (specifically, 11 hours of consecutive rest) and seeking their relaxation. The objective is to avoid a situation where the Labour Inspectorate begins issuing fines to small businesses due to these new regulations.

The legislative focus is on opposition activities aimed at preventing the car tax bill from being enacted into law. The speaker is an active opponent, utilizing both protests outside of parliament and appeals to the head of state to prevent the law's promulgation.

The priority is resolving the planning processes and securing building rights in Southern Pärnu County, which have been stalled due to the environmental impact assessment (EIA) and preliminary Natura assessments. There is a recognized need for legislative amendments to grant the Riigikogu (Estonian Parliament) greater authority regarding the acquisition of strategic lands.