By Plenary Sessions: Anti Poolamets

The legislative focus is on supporting the proposal submitted to the Government of the Republic, which aims to overturn the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' decision and re-establish the Estonian Consulate General in New York. The speaker is a strong proponent of this draft legislation and hopes that it will be realized during the term of the new Riigikogu.

The legislative focus is on opposing the simplification of Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs) for wind turbines, demanding the retention of strict regulations to protect nature and human health. Large infrastructure and mining projects are also being criticized.

The legislative focus is aimed at the misapplication of existing laws, especially the provision dealing with symbols of aggression, and the violation of constitutional rights. There is a demand to address police funding, the recruitment of new staff, and civil protection, rather than symbolic monument conflicts.

The legislative focus is centered on accelerating the sector's development and supporting domestic industry through government procurement contracts. The speaker is acting as the catalyst for a political shift, raising a specific question regarding these contracts and the acceleration of development.

The focus is on the implementation and interpretation of existing laws prohibiting symbols, particularly in relation to the organization and obstruction of public events. The speaker demands that the Prime Minister must be able to draw a distinction when applying the law between the symbols of the aggressor state and those of the Estonian freedom struggle.

The legislative focus is currently directed toward challenging government spending and priorities, particularly concerning environmental and education reforms. The speaker is a vocal critic of the current political trajectory and expensive projects, calling for a shift in priorities and immediate cost savings.