By Plenary Sessions: Evelin Poolamets

The legislative focus is on the critical scrutiny of the government's major political and investment decisions (specifically, the decision to support offshore wind farms). The speaker acts more as an opponent and interrogator of the government's actions, demanding the disclosure of the data underlying these decisions.

The main priorities are linked to regulations concerning nature conservation and research ethics. Specific focus will be placed on establishing a new commission for handling research ethics misconduct cases and clarifying the age limit for the independent participation of minors in scientific research. The speaker serves as the detailed scrutinizer of the draft legislation.

The legislative focus is directed at opposing amendments concerning the expansion of voting rights, and the individual is active in raising procedural and constitutional issues. The speaker is critical of the amendment and questions the rapporteur regarding its conformity with the style and form of the constitution.

The legislative focus is aimed at closing regulatory gaps in the wind energy sector to ensure that decommissioning costs are covered in the event of corporate bankruptcy, thereby preventing these costs from being borne by local municipalities. Furthermore, the necessity of protecting the right of local governments to decide on the initiation of detailed planning is also emphasized.

The focus is on criticizing existing regulations (such as sustainability reports) and the bureaucratic obligations imposed on companies. There is no reference to initiating new legislative bills; the focus is purely on condemning the government's policy and actions.