By Plenary Sessions: Vadim Belobrovtsev

The legislative focus is on initiating policies for new, stable family support measures designed to boost families' confidence. There is also criticism directed at the inaction of existing government commissions (such as the Population Policy Commission), and the government is being pressed to take concrete steps.

It focuses on the outcomes of budget negotiations and their effect on public sector wages, demanding transparency and an increase greater than the proposed "up to 10%." It addresses inquiries concerning previous administrative decisions (the closure of the Kopli command post) and calls for their restoration, citing new developments (the master plan).

The main legislative priorities are raising the state contribution to school lunches (from 1 euro to 2 euros), increasing family benefits (to a minimum of 150 euros), and tightening the regulation of electric scooters and mini-mopeds. [The subject] opposes the government’s draft legislation and advocates for the Center Party’s previous substantive amendments, stressing the necessity of fundamental, not merely cosmetic, changes.

The primary priorities concern state budget negotiations and the determined increase of minimum wage levels (at least 20% for cultural workers). It demands a marked increase in the state's contribution toward compensating school meals and supports the Education Workers' Union's proposal to allocate a differentiation fund.

The primary legislative focus is amending the Law of Obligations Act to eliminate the requirement for charging interest on the early repayment of home loans. The speaker is both an active supporter and the initiator of the bill, which was proposed by the Centre Party faction.

The main legislative priorities are the reduction of the social tax when hiring individuals up to the age of 19, and establishing the second day of Easter as a national holiday. He/She is the initiator/defender of these bills (on behalf of the Center Party faction) and criticizes the government's opposition, which is based on the pretext of lacking an impact analysis.

The legislative priority is opposing the motor vehicle tax bill and ensuring its complete repeal, as it creates uncertainty in the economy. The speaker is a supporter of the initiative that would lead to the tax being scrapped and calls on the government to submit the corresponding proposal to the Riigikogu.

The legislative focus is on parliamentary oversight and the scrutiny of government activities, particularly concerning the strategic investment decisions made by the state-owned company Elering. The objective is to influence policy and direct investments toward the development of domestic networks, rather than initiating new legislation.

The legislative focus is directed towards raising social benefits and public sector salaries (child benefits, school lunch subsidies, teachers' salaries). The speaker primarily initiates draft legislation and submits parliamentary inquiries, attempting to compel the government to answer critical questions and fulfill its promises. Another important topic is the amendment of the law concerning public holidays and national dates.