By Plenary Sessions: Reili Rand

The legislative focus is on the draft bill for establishing a credit register and its rapid implementation. The speaker is acting as the initiator, proposing additional legislative measures, such as loan caps and advertising restrictions, to enhance the bill's impact.

The primary legislative focus is the Competition Act, the adopted solution of which is considered administratively complex, costly, and ineffective. The speaker is a staunch opponent of the law in its current form, basing their stance on criticism from legal experts and suspecting political motives.

The legislative focus is on the rapid implementation of the positive credit register act. The speaker is a strong supporter of the initiative but is critical of the pace of its implementation, demanding accountability for promises tied to previous coalition agreements.

The main legislative priorities involve accelerating the process of amending and merging the Consent Act and the Equal Treatment and Gender Equality Act. The speaker is acting as both initiator and supporter, demanding specific deadlines from the minister for the bills to reach the floor. The goal is to create a consolidated act that would end discrimination against the elderly and people with disabilities.

The legislative focus is on criticizing the supplementary budget and highlighting its deficiencies in social spending. The speaker opposes the proposed extension of casual employment contracts to all employees. He/She is the initiator or supporter of proposals to abolish kindergarten placement fees and standardize family benefits (raising them to 100 euros for the first and second child).

The legislative focus is centered on the processing of the specific draft bill and ensuring its proper compliance with EU directives, thereby emphasizing the quality and accountability of the legislative process. Furthermore, securing the capacity and resources of the Competition Authority in light of the legislative amendment is also a priority.

The legislative focus centers on restarting regional industrial policy and either continuing or replacing the rental housing program. The speaker is calling on the government and the Riigikogu (Parliament) to implement specific measures, such as tax incentives or infrastructure investments, to foster the growth of added value in remote regions.

The legislative focus is on the implementation of large infrastructure projects and the conducting of construction procurements. The priority is starting the construction of the Rohuküla railway, as preparatory work has been completed and the project is ready for immediate construction.

The primary focus is demanding decisive action and systemic changes from the government, particularly in establishing qualification requirements for youth workers and improving the quality of welfare services. We support the supplementary budget concerning national defense, but we demand that it be expanded to include measures supporting families, such as making kindergarten free nationwide.