By Plenary Sessions: Vadim Belobrovtsev

The legislative focus is directed towards ensuring adherence to procedural norms and preventing the adoption of bills that are in conflict with the constitution. The priority is raising questions regarding the accelerated procedure for the bill (second and third readings in the same week) and clarifying the presidential veto procedure.

The main legislative priorities are ensuring constitutionality and reforming the education sector. The speaker is acting as the respondent/challenger regarding several draft bills (sharing credit information, education, pressuring churches), focusing on submitting amendments to improve the content of the drafts and their compliance with the constitution.

The legislative focus is on opposing a specific bill concerning the centralization of data and the use of artificial intelligence in the prevention of money laundering. The speaker is a staunch opponent of the draft legislation, demanding answers regarding the risks, audits, and operational viability of the system before it can be deemed justified.

The legislative focus is currently on ensuring the availability and enforcement of existing laws, coupled with sharp criticism directed at the Ministry of Justice's administrative decision to halt translation efforts. The primary goal is to guarantee that the translation of work-related legislation continues.

The main legislative focus is on opposing the draft law on religious associations, the second reading of which he proposes to suspend, as it remains in conflict with the constitution. He has initiated amendments to bring the bill into compliance with the constitution. Additionally, he supports the initiative to abolish kindergarten placement fees and criticizes the hastily implemented changes to labor legislation.

The legislative focus is on opposing the government's tax policy, including the reintroduction of income taxation on pensions and the implementation of a new car tax. The speaker acts as a critic and opponent of the government's lawmaking efforts, demanding that special provisions be made for vulnerable social groups.

The speaker supports the bill that reduces bureaucracy regarding childcare services. Their primary legislative priority is the Centre Party faction's bill, which aims to increase the state's contribution to school meal provision to 2 euros. They have repeatedly initiated this topic, despite facing previous rejections.

The speaker objects to the current laws that reduced benefits for large families and introduced income tax on the average pension, and also opposes implementing a car tax without any exceptions. The speaker supports legislative action that would guarantee the elimination of kindergarten fees for all children and provide tax concessions for large families. The failure of the Demographic Policy Commission during 2024–2025 is noted.

The legislative focus is directed toward expanding the rights of local municipalities in regulating the number and placement of micro-mobility devices. The speaker is acting as a proponent, supporting one of the three analogous draft bills put forward by the opposition. Criticism is being leveled against the coalition’s actions, which resulted in a related bill on the same subject already being dropped from the legislative proceedings.

The legislative focus is directed towards raising funding mandates, particularly increasing the minimum teacher salary and the state contribution for school meals. The speaker is acting as both the initiator and supporter, referencing a bill—which is reaching the Riigikogu for the third time—aimed at increasing the school meal subsidy to 2 euros.

The legislative focus is on overseeing the implementation and financing of the Rail Baltic project. The speaker acts as a critical interrogator, demanding clarity regarding the project's financial sustainability and the government's action plan.

The legislative focus is directed towards the analysis of the supplementary budget text and the implementation of the consolidated act for the youth sector, particularly concerning the qualification requirements for youth workers. The speaker acts as a critical interrogator, examining the practical impact and risks associated with these laws and policies.