By Plenary Sessions: Vadim Belobrovtsev

Legislative attention is currently focused on criticizing existing education policy regulations (qualification requirements) and demanding solutions from the government to alleviate the teacher shortage. The goal is to amend unreasonable certification requirements that prevent qualified educators from taking up employment.

The legislative focus is centered on opposing a specific parliamentary statement or bill concerning foreign relations. The speaker is acting as a critical opponent, calling into question the expediency of adopting the bill and its potential diplomatic consequences.

The legislative focus is on the supplementary budget, regarding which the speaker is a critical opponent. The priority is scrutinizing the government's activities concerning the procedural aspects of drafting the budget and submitting it to the Riigikogu.

The primary legislative priorities involve opposing the proposed car tax bill and the state fees bill. The speaker is an active opponent, submitting motions for rejection on behalf of the parliamentary group and demanding a vote on the opposition's amendments, which were aimed at establishing exemptions. Furthermore, the draft bill regarding the increase of fines is criticized as being part of the same "money-making package."

There is no legislative focus concerning Estonian laws; only a bill passed by the Georgian parliament is mentioned, the substance of which is considered secondary to the foreign minister's conduct within the context of the question.

The legislative focus is aimed at overseeing the government's activities and ensuring ministerial accountability for the use of public funds. Specific bills or legislative priorities are not mentioned; the effort is instead directed toward controlling the executive branch.