By Agendas: Mati Raidma

The main legislative priority is the adoption of the draft bill (662 SE) containing amendments to the Emergency Situation Act and other legislation on the third reading. The speaker is a strong proponent, stressing the need to create the necessary legislative framework for the accelerated development of civil protection.

The main legislative focus is on the draft law concerning civil crisis and national defense, which also affects the central bank. The speaker is acting as an advocate who actively demands the preparation of clarifying and amending provisions based on the opinion of the European Central Bank, with a deadline set for October 10.

The legislative focus is entirely on the draft Civil Crisis and National Defense Act (668 SE). This bill aims to consolidate three existing laws, standardize terminology across 98 statutes, and establish a comprehensive framework for crisis regulation. The speaker is a strong proponent of this voluminous and time-sensitive reform, stressing the necessity of refining the temporal overlaps and logical inconsistencies that have emerged within the draft.

The legislative priority is updating the fundamentals of security policy, which is eagerly anticipated and must be finalized within the current year. Furthermore, active processing of bills related to national defense is also emphasized.

The primary legislative focus is on the processing of the draft amendment to the Traffic Act (regulating light personal mobility devices). The speaker positions themselves as a procedural reviser, stressing the necessity of the correct administrative recourse to find a solution.

The legislative focus is currently centered on supporting and passing the Draft Security Tax Act (512 SE) during its third reading. The speaker is a staunch proponent of the bill, stressing its crucial role in developing defense capabilities and funding security investments through the end of 2028.

The legislative focus is on initiating and supporting the Riigikogu statement, "Recognition of the 1944 Mass Deportation of Crimean Tatars as an Act of Genocide." The speaker is the representative of the initiators of the draft resolution and calls upon the Riigikogu to support the statement. The statement focuses on recognizing the genocide and confirming Crimea's belonging to Ukraine.

The main legislative priorities are the immediate processing of the Preparedness Act (which integrates civil crisis and national defense management) and the adjustment of the Arms Act. Legislative action is aimed at enabling the development of the domestic defense industry so that businesses do not have to move production to neighboring countries. The speaker positions themselves as a supporter and accelerator of these initiatives.

The legislative focus is on amending the State Fees Act (Bill 417 SE), specifically concentrating on adjusting the state fees under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of the Interior (identity documents and firearms permits). The speaker is a proponent of the draft legislation and the person responsible for conducting the proceedings, ensuring the conclusion of the second reading and scheduling the final vote for June 12.

The legislative focus is currently on the Draft Act on the Amendment of the State Fees Act and the Consequential Amendment of Other Acts (Bill 417 SE). The rapporteur is a strong proponent of the bill and is driving the proceedings forward, presenting the committee's positive decisions (6 votes in favor) to conclude the first reading of the bill.

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There is a lack of legislative focus; this is a nationally significant foreign policy discussion. The priority is strategic analysis and raising questions regarding the future and outlook of the international organization (OSCE).