By Plenary Sessions: Anti Poolamets

The legislative focus is currently centered on opposing tax increases and the ambiguous "Security Tax." The proposed alternatives include establishing a Defence and Security Fund, issuing sovereign bonds to cover defense expenditures, and implementing the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) project model.

The primary emphasis is on opposing and criticizing the government's regulatory initiatives, especially the Green Transition, due to its totalitarian nature and the consequences of shutting down businesses. The speaker questions the logic and effectiveness of the current regulations.

The focus is on stopping existing bad policies and educational experiments, and restoring trust, rather than introducing new bills. The speaker is a strong opponent of the current policy.

The legislative focus centers on opposing the regulation of gender balance in the management of listed companies (specifically, a 40% quota on the board) and opposing the draft legislation related to the European Union's climate policy. The speaker positions themselves as a staunch opponent of these drafts, concentrating their criticism on their ideological underpinnings and potential negative repercussions.

The speaker raises a significant political issue (energy security and the lack of investment) that requires the attention of the Government or the Riigikogu, but does not refer to specific bills or proposed amendments that he or she supports or opposes.

The focus is on criticizing existing practices related to record-keeping and name changes, as well as international tax regulation. The speaker is a strong opponent of the government’s ideological initiatives but fails to mention any specific legislation he himself supports or proposes.

The focus is on implementing the fundamentals of criminal policy and improving the accountability of the justice system. He/She calls for the hiring of new officials to dismantle telephone scam networks and prioritizing prevention measures (alcohol, narcotics) in schools and elsewhere.

The speaker is a strong opponent of the bill concerning the allowance of incidental power into the grid, urgently demanding a thorough risk analysis. The speaker stresses the necessity of ensuring island operation capability and addresses the terminology used in the legislation. Furthermore, the speaker emphasizes the fulfillment of earlier election promises, specifically the lowering of excise duties.

The speaker focuses on criticizing the actions of the Riigikogu and the government and on defending democracy, demanding explanations regarding the quality of governance. He does not mention specific legislative priorities, draft legislation, or achievements.

The main legislative focus is the opposition to the whistleblower law, which is viewed as an increase in bureaucracy and control. The speaker is against the initiation and support of the law, stressing that citizens already have the freedom to report legal violations. It is also noted that the scope of reporting is being expanded, for example, by including the reporting of violations related to sanction crimes.