By Plenary Sessions: Siim Pohlak

The focus is on opposing the allocation of energy investments and subsidies, and promoting alternative solutions (oil shale modernization, combined heat and power plants). The objective is to direct significant financial resources toward developing energy production that is stable and guarantees security.

The legislative focus is aimed at challenging the positions of opponents regarding the ongoing draft bill (likely concerning Russia's visa policy). Furthermore, the systematic 45-point equality plan is being criticized, casting doubt on its practical implementation within the economy. The speaker operates as a critic of the draft bills and as a disputant of the opponents' viewpoints.

The current legislative focus is opposing the debated exception to the immigration quota, an issue which is largely considered irrelevant. The speaker, however, believes the legislative priority should be solving the core economic problem—the price of energy—which would ultimately save Estonian enterprise.

The focus is on calling for government action plans and research to establish the groundwork for adopting new laws or policies that support the birth rate, modeled after the Hungarian example.