By Agendas: Juku-Kalle Raid

The legislative focus is missing; this is a procedural intervention concerning the interpretation of the Riigikogu Rules of Procedure and the conduct of members, rather than specific bills or legislative priorities.

The legislative focus is on supporting Draft Bill 544 SE (Draft Act amending the Local Government Council Election Act and the Churches and Congregations Act) in its second reading. The speaker is a strong proponent of this draft bill, acting on behalf of the parliamentary group.

The speech is directly related to the first reading of the Draft Act on Amendments to the Churches and Congregations Act (Bill 570 SE). The speaker is a strong proponent of legislative action aimed at resolving security issues stemming from religious associations under foreign jurisdiction.

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The legislative focus is on the second reading of the draft act (Bill 516 SE) amending the Accounting Act and related legislation resulting therefrom. The priority is to ensure that the bill aligns with the political agreements concerning the raising of thresholds.

The legislative focus is currently on the processing of Riigikogu Draft Resolution 396 OE, which seeks to annul the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' decision regarding the closure of the San Francisco consulate. The speaker is acting as the rapporteur for the lead committee, explaining the decision to forward the draft resolution and outlining the voting requirements.

The legislative focus is on the amendment to the European Parliament Election Act (lowering the voting age) and the corresponding necessity of amending the Penal Code. The speaker is a conditional supporter, emphasizing the coherence of the legislation and the principle of responsibility.

The legislative focus is on draft law 420 AE, which aims to declare the Moscow Patriarchate an institution supporting aggression. The speaker is a strong proponent of the bill and is focused on accelerating the session's proceedings, demanding that the acceptance of questions be terminated.

Although the speech is part of the debate on the draft amendment to the Atmospheric Air Protection Act, the speaker shifts their focus from the core content of the law (fuel) to regulating personal habits (banning smokers). They function more as an interrogator and provocateur, rather than as the bill's initiator or supporter.

The focus is on the Riigikogu (Parliament) draft resolution (104 OE) regarding the removal of the so-called Bronze Soldier. The speaker strongly supports the initiative but criticizes flaws in the legislative process, demanding that lawmakers fully consider the consequences of the relocation and the monument's future placement.