By Plenary Sessions: Vadim Belobrovtsev

The primary legislative focus is the opposition to the draft constitutional amendment regarding the revocation of voting rights in local elections. The speaker is a strong opponent of this initiative and declares that the Centre Party will absolutely not support this bill, standing firm in defense of the democratic order.

It focuses on legislative shortcomings, particularly the delay in transposing the European Union Competition Directive, which resulted in a fine. He/She also criticizes the car tax law and its impact on large families, referencing the draft tax exemption prepared by the Riigikogu support group, which ultimately failed to be adopted.

The legislative focus is centered on opposing a specific draft resolution concerning support for Georgia, highlighting the draft's quality and timing. Furthermore, there is interest in whether the proposed bill is acceptable to the Academy of Sciences, underscoring the impact of legislation on the scientific community.

The focus is on criticizing the government's inaction regarding demographic issues and demanding concrete measures. It is noted that the special population commission established under the government has been ineffective, having met only once during the year.

The legislative priority is to protect and increase the support payments for large families, which were reduced by 200 euros per month. The speaker opposes the introduction of new taxes (such as a car tax) and criticizes the inaction of the Population Commission.

The legislative focus is currently directed towards reforming the methodology used for drafting the state budget, aiming to ensure greater transparency and clarity. A secondary focus involves the logical and fair application of the Riigikogu’s procedural rules, particularly guaranteeing the right to reply.

The speaker supports the micro-qualification bill, which expands opportunities for private educational institutions, but views it as a small step that fails to address the main issue. The primary legislative focus is on criticizing the unfair voting down of opposition initiatives (such as state budget amendments and the legalization of holidays) and supporting the advancement of the Tallinn Hospital project.

The legislative focus is aimed at improving budget preparation procedures (specifically, the transition to cost-based budgeting) and opposing the proposed constitutional amendment regarding the restriction of voting rights. The speaker is primarily a critic and an objector, demanding thorough analysis before any legislative steps are taken.

The legislative focus is on criticizing the fees and taxes imposed by the government (notary fees, car tax) and raising the question of their proportionality. Furthermore, attempts are being made to initiate a discussion and determine the necessity of an impact assessment regarding phosphorite mining.