By Plenary Sessions: Mati Raidma

The legislative priority is the adoption of the Civil Protection Bill, which is part of the broader Civil Crisis and National Defense Act. The speaker is a strong proponent of the law, emphasizing the need for accelerated implementation. The main objectives of the bill are the creation of a national threat notification system (EE-ALARM), the establishment of sheltering regulations, and the mandating of civil protection training.

The primary legislative priority is the "Civil Crisis and National Defence Act draft bill," especially those provisions relating to the Bank of Estonia. The speaker is a supporter who is demanding that the bill be clarified in accordance with the European Central Bank's opinion before the October 10 deadline.

The primary legislative focus is the Draft Civil Crisis and National Defence Act (Bill 668), which consolidates three laws and amends 98 laws. The goal is to create a comprehensive legal framework, unified terminology, and systematize preparation for special regimes.

The legislative focus is clearly aimed at updating the fundamentals of security policy, which is deemed essential and must be completed within the current year. Furthermore, active consideration of national defense bills is also emphasized.

The legislative focus is placed on procedural correctness and adherence to the proper channels of recourse, aimed at resolving an issue that necessitates the intervention of the Government of the Republic. The speaker’s role is that of the protocol clarifier and the upholder of the correct administrative procedure.

The legislative focus is on supporting the final vote for the bill introducing the security tax, which aims to secure the necessary funds for developing defense capabilities and making security investments. The speaker is a strong proponent and key advocate for this government priority bill in the Riigikogu.

The legislative focus is on the initiation and adoption of the Riigikogu declaration titled "Recognition of the 1944 Mass Deportation of Crimean Tatars as an Act of Genocide." The speaker is the representative of the initiators, who will introduce the contents of the draft resolution and call for its support. The declaration addresses the recognition of genocide, the condemnation of contemporary policy, and the fact that Crimea belongs to Ukraine.

The main legislative priorities are linked to strengthening defense capabilities and ensuring crisis resilience. There is a demand for the adjustment of the Arms Act so that businesses can develop their production capacities in Estonia. Immediate processing is also required for the Readiness Act, which integrates the management of civil crises and national defense.

The legislative focus is on the draft bill concerning state fees that fall under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of the Interior, where the speaker, acting as the committee representative, is responsible for processing the bill. Key activities include reviewing proposed amendments, making procedural decisions, and initiating a committee amendment aimed at reducing firearm fees.

The legislative focus is currently on supporting and advancing the processing of the State Fees Bill, which covers citizenship, residence permits, and related documents. The presenter is the proponent of the draft legislation, having submitted motions to conclude the first reading and schedule the bill for the agenda, motions which successfully passed the committee vote (6 in favor, 3 opposed).

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