By Plenary Sessions: Evelin Poolamets

The legislative focus is on draft legislation concerning local government organization and planning, particularly regarding the coordination of development plans and comprehensive plans, and the establishment of public order units. The speaker acts as a critical reviewer of the draft and poses questions, highlighting the practical issues of implementing the law.

The legislative focus is currently on opposing a specific draft advertising regulation, which is considered flawed and is expected to create excessive bureaucracy. The speaker is a strong opponent, concentrating both on the substance of the bill and on procedural questions, including the timing of the law's effective date.

The speaker is focusing on the necessity of setting new objectives and implementing additional measures in the field of family policy. Current legislative steps (subsidies) have been deemed ineffective, which is why the development of new political solutions is being demanded.

The focus is on the interpretation and application of the current parliamentary rules of procedure, particularly concerning the conduct of ministers and the limits of removal from the rostrum. Specific bills or amendments are not mentioned; the emphasis is strictly on ensuring order.