By Plenary Sessions: Heljo Pikhof

The legislative focus is on establishing mandatory operating licenses and state supervision for debt collection firms, as well as bringing the positive credit registry into force earlier than 2028. Furthermore, the speaker supports the development of an anti-fraud action plan and is initiating an amendment proposal in the state supplementary budget regarding the abolition of kindergarten placement fees.

The legislative focus is to actively oppose the bills currently under consideration regarding the reorganization of the prison service and the Police and Border Guard Board (PPA), as well as the transfer of prisoners to Tartu Prison. The speaker sharply criticizes the procedure for processing these bills, citing "muddying the waters" and the evasion of questions.

The legislative focus is centered on amending the draft State Supplementary Budget Act by proposing an amendment to allocate 22 million euros toward eliminating kindergarten tuition fees in all local municipalities until the end of 2025. The objective is to initiate the transition to free pre-primary education and to require the government to budget for these funds in subsequent years as well.

The legislative focus centers on the proper transposition of the European Union's updated Competition Directive into Estonian law. The speaker strongly opposes the specific draft bill (known as the "parallel procedure model"), deeming it both ineffective and legally questionable.

The legislative priority is the regulation of light personal mobility device traffic, particularly concerning speed limits and the enforcement of drunk driving laws. The speaker is the initiator, seeking a solution through the amendment of national regulations to ensure a uniform safety standard.