By Plenary Sessions: Evelin Poolamets

The primary legislative focus is EKRE's proposal to the Government of the Republic to abandon the Rail Baltic project and withdraw from international agreements. Transparency and an independent interim assessment are also demanded, and alternatives are being considered, specifically the upgrading of existing railways and the development of regional connections.

The legislative focus centers on opposing a directive imported from the European Union concerning the extension of CO2 taxation to a new sector. A proposal was made to suspend the second reading of the draft bill, citing its detrimental impact on the Estonian economy and the threat it poses to sovereignty. Furthermore, procedural correctness is emphasized, and clarification is demanded regarding the missing information (letters of protest).

The focus is on analyzing the justification and impact of government policy and budget cuts (specifically, the bee colony subsidy). The speaker acts more as a critic and overseer, demanding an overview and analysis from the minister regarding the consequences of the decisions made.

They are an active initiator of draft legislation, focusing on economic and energy policy reform: a bill was initiated to reduce personal income tax and to amend the Electricity Market Act to terminate wind energy subsidies. Additionally, the focus includes opposing the draft constitutional amendment (536) and scrutinizing the government's activities through interpellations.