By Plenary Sessions: Vadim Belobrovtsev

The focus is on national energy and infrastructure policy (the construction of a nuclear power plant), which requires legislative action and major state decisions. Specific bills or legislative priorities are not mentioned; instead, the attention is centered on the prerequisites for shaping the policy itself.

The legislative focus is centered on the opposition to the government's plan to overhaul the income tax system by eliminating the tax hump and reinstating a flat rate. The speaker is acting as an opponent of the proposed reform, stressing its regressive nature.

The legislative focus is indirect, centering on improving the execution of government policy and developing strategies in critical sectors. There are no direct references to specific bills or legislative initiatives, but concrete steps are demanded in the areas of food security, infrastructure, and migration policy.

The legislative focus is centered on the critical review and subsequent improvement of existing reforms (particularly the transition to Estonian-language education) aimed at preventing current issues. Other priorities include resolving the issues surrounding teacher salary increases and school meal funding, thereby ensuring that the contributions of both education staff and parents are properly valued.

The legislative focus is on opposing a specific draft bill concerning the legal and canonical relations of churches. The objective is to prevent the bill from taking effect in its current form, as it is in conflict with the Constitution, and it is recommended that it be withdrawn, since the matter is already regulated by other legislation.

Legislative focus is currently centered on monitoring and criticizing the handling of the climate law, specifically opposing the practice of fragmenting the draft bill. Furthermore, the necessity of utilizing the legislative mechanism of a national referendum for highly significant future topics is stressed.

The legislative focus centers on the opposition to a recently adopted constitutional amendment concerning the right to vote in local elections. The speaker is acting as a critical opponent of the reform, questioning whether it was necessary to implement it in this specific form at all, and offering, as an alternative, to reserve the right exclusively for citizens of NATO member states.

The legislative focus is on opposing or challenging the proposed amendment put forth by the Ministry of Justice and Digital Affairs, concerning the early release of prisoners without a judicial ruling. The speaker is acting as an opposition interrogator regarding the draft legislation.

The legislative focus is currently on rejecting the draft bill that seeks to amend existing labor law (specifically, the amendment to the Employment Contracts Act), primarily because it restricts employees' rights. The Centre Party faction proposed halting the proceedings, and the speaker is proposing that the bill be rejected outright so that, if necessary, a new discussion can be initiated.

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