By Plenary Sessions: Evelin Poolamets

The legislative focus is aimed at monitoring compliance with existing regulatory principles (the reduction of administrative burden). Attention is also being paid to ensuring procedural clarity and practical resolution in the handling of a specific draft bill (which concerns constitutional conduct).

The primary legislative priority is a bill aimed at ending the rampant payment of renewable energy subsidies to wind energy producers. The speaker is the initiator and a strong proponent of this bill, stressing the need to establish a fair and transparent playing field where subsidies are granted only to those who genuinely require them.

The speaker is an active opponent and questioner regarding proposed legislation, demanding clarification of the practical benefits and budgetary costs of the initiatives. He/She opposes initiatives that lead to excessive bureaucracy or are considered irrelevant busywork instead of actual economic management.

The legislative focus is on the regulations concerning fines and remuneration, especially within the defense sector. The speaker is a critical opponent of the current legislative inaction and demands the rapid introduction of indexation mechanisms covering both reservists' pay and monetary fines associated with sanctions.

The legislative focus is directed towards institutional reform, calling for either the restoration of population policy management at the Prime Minister's level or the establishment of a dedicated special bureau. Support is also being given to amending the constitution to restrict the voting rights of Russian and Belarusian citizens in local elections, citing the terrorist nature of those states.

The focus is on the critical assessment of existing healthcare policy and the activities of state institutions, rather than initiating new draft legislation. The speaker operates more as an interrogator and someone demanding accountability, requiring clarifications regarding the positions taken by the Health Board.

The speaker is focused on the implementation and outcomes of existing strategic agreements (MSP) and political promises (phosphorite mining). There is no mention of specific bills or legislative priorities currently before the Riigikogu.

The legislative focus centers on the draft resolution for establishing a Riigikogu investigative committee to examine the circumstances related to the cessation of Nordica's operations. The speaker is the initiator of the draft resolution and stresses the necessity of clarifying the management's legal liability, the costs incurred, and developing the most advantageous termination plan for the state. The objective is also to gain insights to prevent similar situations in other state-owned enterprises in the future.