By Plenary Sessions: Henn Põlluaas

The legislative focus is directed towards security measures and the enforcement of law concerning religious congregations, particularly regarding the prevention of extremism. The speaker is actively participating in the processing of the motion of no confidence against the minister, which constitutes an important parliamentary oversight mechanism.

The legislative focus is aimed at the draft law concerning the taxation of banks' windfall profits. The speaker actively challenges opponents' arguments and demands clarifications during the legislative process.

The legislative focus is directed at demanding changes to the government’s actions and policy, particularly concerning the termination of protection granted to Ukrainian conscripts and the clearing of the Defence Forces Cemetery of monuments dedicated to the occupiers. He demands that Estonia offer cooperation to Ukraine in the repatriation of draft dodgers and even provide basic training courses for the returning men.

The legislative focus is currently aimed at ensuring the legal compliance of the draft state budget, specifically requiring that the values of the formulas and numerical indicators for the equalization and support fund be included in the budget in accordance with the law. The second priority is the adoption of Riigikogu Statement 521, which recognizes the deportation of the Crimean Tatars as genocide.

The legislative focus is currently on opposing a specific, unnamed socio-political draft bill. The criticism targets both the substance of the bill and its procedural flaws, specifically citing insufficient stakeholder engagement and a short consultation period. The speaker is a staunch opponent of this draft legislation, relying heavily on criticism voiced by interest groups.

The focus is on the subsequent monitoring of the performance and financing of existing national infrastructure projects (broadband network). The speaker demands clarification as to why previous investments have failed to meet the objective of providing more affordable services.