By Months: Vladimir Arhipov

He/She focuses on opposition to budget and tax legislation, stating that "I definitely cannot vote in favor of this law." Supports increasing transparency regarding government representation expenses and monitoring the attendance of Riigikogu (Parliament) members. Presents proposals for alternative tax sources and supports holding public referendums on important issues, such as the future of the Estonia Theatre.

He/She is focusing on the legislation concerning the reduction of VAT in the catering sector, which, according to him/her, is being debated for the fourth time. He/She is actively involved in education legislation, particularly issues related to the transition to Estonian-language education. He/She participates in discussions regarding the extension of foreign missions and in the work of the Rail Baltic Commission. He/She opposes legislation restricting voting rights, calling it unconstitutional.

It focuses on legislation regarding social policy and regional development. It supports bills that improve the situation of pensioners. It proposes amendments to the Riigikogu's rules of procedure to ensure greater efficiency. It demands specific legislative changes to the funding system for caregiver benefits.

Focuses on improving education legislation, providing practical solutions for assessing teachers' language proficiency. Actively addresses national defense legislation, stressing the importance of civil defense and the regulation of critical services. Thoroughly scrutinizes budget transparency issues, expressing concern over the legality of activity-based budgeting. Demonstrates interest in the legislative foundation of foreign policy decisions, especially regarding the relocation of embassies.

The speaker focused on issues concerning local government funding and tax systems. He called for the restoration of the previous tax system and criticized the current regulations. His legislative focus was clearly on protecting the rights and financial autonomy of local authorities, as well as reducing bureaucracy.