By Plenary Sessions: Vladimir Arhipov

The focus is on opposing the proposed voting rights bill, arguing that it violates constitutional principles. It questions the priorities of the legislature, asserting that national defense and the economy should be more important than restricting the franchise. It emphasizes the importance of adhering to the constitution in the lawmaking process.

Not enough data

Based on the limited data, it is not possible to draw conclusions regarding legislative priorities.

There is not enough data.

The focus is on the draft bill concerning the indexation of compensation for reservists and the reform of the pension system for active servicemen. It stresses the importance of the legislative process and the Riigikogu's role in making decisions, rather than simply awaiting government promises. Interest is shown in proposing amendments between the first and second readings.

The focus is on scrutinizing government policy through questions posed during Question Time. Specific bills or proposed amendments are not mentioned. The emphasis lies more on holding the government accountable and critically evaluating policy decisions than on the legislative process.

Due to insufficient data, it is not possible to assess the speaker's legislative priorities.

The speaker is actively participating in the parliament's information session, focusing on foreign policy and security issues. The approach is supervisory, demanding explanations from the government regarding future strategies.

The focus is on tax policy issues concerning current government actions and anticipated future changes. There is specific interest in the abolition of the tax bracket distortion (the "tax hump") and its subsequent impact, indicating a clear priority within the domain of fiscal policy.

Supports the establishment of an investigative commission as a legislative tool for resolving problems within the aviation sector. It focuses on the oversight function and the evaluation of the performance of state projects.