By Plenary Sessions: Siim Pohlak

The primary legislative focus is the rejection of Draft Law 417 (which proposes raising state fees), a measure the speaker actively opposes. Furthermore, a concern is being raised regarding the absence of funding for strengthening national defense within the government's action plan.

The focus is on challenging tax policy and legislation (the motor vehicle tax) and demanding concrete outcomes from the government's engagement process. The speaker operates as both an opposer and a results-demander, criticizing the consequences of the laws.

The legislative focus is on opposing the e-voting bill, particularly concerning the possibility of outsourcing identification, signing, and registration services. The speaker is acting as a strong opponent of the bill, attempting to influence the legislative process through procedural means (protests, recesses) and ultimately aiming to terminate the e-voting system.

There is insufficient data. (The focus is on questioning the minister about strategic plans and ideas, not on legislation.)

The legislative focus is currently aimed at postponing or canceling existing legal amendments (the abolition of the tax hump) in order to address the budget deficit. The priority is avoiding the introduction of new taxes.

Insufficient data