By Plenary Sessions: Anti Poolamets

The focus is on issues concerning election laws and the legitimacy of elections, taking a critical stance toward the security of e-voting and the investigation of vote buying. Urban planning and housing regulations are also a key focus, to which he/she is ideologically opposed.

The focus is on the activities and investigation of the executive branch, rather than the initiation of specific legislative bills. They demand that preparatory work be done and an investigation launched into Ossinovski's business activities, that it be publicly dissected, and that control be improved over the transit of machine tools through Estonia.

The legislative focus is directed towards the supervision of the legal system and procedural norms, especially issues concerning limitations on proceedings and procedural economy. The speaker addresses the criticism regarding the implementation and handling of existing rules (e.g., limitations on proceedings), referencing the topic's previous discussion in the Legal Committee.

The focus is on strategic plans for developing defense capabilities, particularly concerning the creation of an armored force, inquiring about how this capability is written into the plan and subsequently implemented. The speaker acts more as a critical analyst than as the proponent of a specific draft bill.

The speaker is involved in a draft bill concerning local government referendums, acting as an investigator studying, based on the Swiss model, their impact on governance and the potential for confusion. A significant focus is also placed on the demand that security agencies be able to vet the prime minister, citing the necessity of improving legislative and executive oversight.

There is no legislative focus; the priority is political accountability and demanding the government's resignation. Attention is drawn to the need to comply with the European Union's ban on the import of steel and iron products from Russia.

There is too little data.

The legislative focus is directed toward opposing the draft energy policy, particularly regarding base load generation and environmental impact. Also prioritized are laws concerning population policy and local elections, regarding which an interpellation was recently submitted, highlighting the example of Latvia.

The focus is on criticizing the government's policy directions (such as changes to the tax system and the organization of refugee education), rather than initiating or supporting specific legislative bills.

The primary focus is on opposing the government's tax package, particularly regarding the taxation of residential land and vehicle registration fees. An interpellation will be submitted to the Minister of Finance to find ways to mitigate the tax burden, establish tax ceilings, and prevent financial hardship for homeowners.