By Plenary Sessions: Henn Põlluaas

Legislative attention is centered on the law regulating the e-voting system and the objections raised against it, particularly concerning the system's accreditation and validation. The speaker is a strong opponent of the current situation, demanding an international audit be conducted to prove the reliability of the elections and suggesting the necessity of ending the e-voting experiment in Estonia.

The focus is on criticizing existing government policy and the duties of ministry officials, rather than initiating new legislative bills. The primary objective is changing policy to align with the speaker's interpretation of the constitution. The activity is aimed at oversight and policy guidance.

The legislative focus is on oversight and evaluating the effectiveness of policies concerning language learning and immigration. The speaker is demanding a clear prognosis regarding the long-term success of the language learning policy, which indicates an interest in the legislative framework governing language and immigration policies.

The main legislative activity is the submission of a formal inquiry to Minister of Education Kristina Kallas concerning the plan to establish a unified Estonian school. Furthermore, [the entity/individual] criticizes the government's decision to abolish the position of the Minister of Population and the Riigikogu's special committee dedicated to resolving the demographic crisis.

The speaker is critical of the government's integration policy and corresponding legislative initiatives concerning the permanent settlement and education of Ukrainians. Resistance is also shown to obstacles placed on Defense Forces training, citing the need to defend the country. The individual/group acts primarily as an opponent and critic of these initiatives.

The main activity is opposing government policy and submitting inquiries regarding the consequences of cutting family benefits. He is acting as an opponent, criticizing the government-initiated reduction of benefits and the slow pace of Riigikogu (Parliament) proceedings. He also criticizes the police's actions in handling the Jaak Valge flag incident.