By Plenary Sessions: Vadim Belobrovtsev

The main legislative focus is the opposition to two specific bills: one concerning constitutional amendments aimed at restricting local voting rights, and the other regarding the extension of compulsory education. The speaker is a staunch opponent of these bills, citing insufficient impact assessments and inadequate funding. On behalf of the Centre Party faction, a motion is being put forward to suspend the second reading of the education bill.

The legislative focus is currently on stopping the change to the administrative procedure—the new system for pension payouts—before it comes into force on January 1, 2025. The speaker is a strong opponent of this change and is demanding that solutions be found, including investing in IT systems.

The main legislative priority is to amend legislation to increase the responsibility of banks and telecom operators in preventing fraudulent schemes, while considering the obligation for financial institutions to bear the losses. It is also proposed to establish either a special department within the PPA (Police and Border Guard Board) or a commission under the government, which would specifically deal with this growing type of crime.

The main legislative focus is on Bill 513, the draft 2025 State Budget Act, the second reading of which he proposes to interrupt on behalf of his faction. A significant action was the submission of 16 specific amendments by the Center Party faction, aimed at improving the budget.

The legislative focus is directed at opposing the state budget (second reading) and critically analyzing the proposed amendment to the Churches and Congregations Act put forth by the Minister of the Interior. The objective is to prevent draft legislation that restricts religious freedom in a situation where there are no existing claims against the local church.

The main legislative priority is declaring Easter Monday a national holiday, a bill for which the speaker’s faction has previously submitted, and which he supports even when presented by other opposition parties. He also supports the initiative by 36 organizations to declare June 1st (Children’s Day) a national holiday.

The speech focuses on evaluating the results and accountability of the government's macroeconomic policy, rather than specific legislative priorities or draft bills.

Supports the beneficial draft bill for the sports sector, focusing on its procedural quality and the engagement of stakeholders. It requests clarifications regarding the resolution of local government concerns related to the new mandates, and regarding the extension of anti-doping rules to sports referees and support personnel.