By Plenary Sessions: Vadim Belobrovtsev

The speaker is the principal opponent of two legislative proposals: amending the Constitution to restrict suffrage and amending the Churches and Congregations Act, which he views as a targeted attack against the Estonian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate. He proposes that the reading of the bill be suspended.

The legislative focus is centered on opposing a specific draft bill regarding border security measures and the potential closure of the border. The speaker is taking an adversarial stance, casting doubt on the bill's ability to solve the problems.

The legislative focus is aimed at opposing the car tax, viewing it as unjust and unconstitutional, and promising its abolition should the Centre Party come to power. The speaker actively proposed creating exemptions from the car tax for large families, but these proposals were rejected by the ruling coalition. Support is being given to legal actions challenging the constitutionality of the taxes.

The legislative focus is on the vote to form an investigative committee, where the speaker is attempting to clarify the coalition's intentions. The issue is related to strengthening parliamentary oversight.