By Plenary Sessions: Vadim Belobrovtsev

The primary legislative focus is opposing the car tax. Furthermore, the legislative procedure itself is being criticized, citing its lack of clarity and the fact that the public is left with little understanding.

The focus is primarily on the oversight of government activities and budget execution at the Riigikogu level, based on the discussions of the Finance Committee. The goal is to compel the minister to correct administrative errors, such as the closure of the Kopli unit, and to clarify the foreign policy competence of state institutions.

The main focus is on monitoring budget execution and the question of ministerial accountability regarding the use of budgetary resources. Furthermore, the speaker is interested in reforming international financial mechanisms (ESM), which would necessitate legislative amendments.

The legislative focus is currently on supporting and expanding the draft legislation aimed at reducing the expense allowances for members of the Riigikogu. The speaker is initiating a discussion regarding a fundamental cut to ministers' representation costs in order to achieve systemic fairness.

The legislative focus is on opposing a specific draft bill concerning the regulation of childcare and kindergartens, which establishes new costly requirements for local governments. The speaker is a strong opponent of the bill and recommends that the Centre Party faction and other members of parliament reject it.

The primary legislative priority is levying a bank tax in Estonia, following the model set by Latvia and Lithuania. The speaker opposes the taxes and excise duties imposed by the government, which he considers unjust.

The legislative focus is aimed at improving the organization and accountability of the Riigikogu (Parliament), particularly concerning the rules governing attendance, justification of absences, and salary payments. Criticism is also directed at the budget procedure and the treatment of opposition amendments. The speaker is a staunch opponent of the existing system and advocates for greater transparency.

The focus is on legislative control and oversight of government activities, achieved by submitting inquiries and demanding explanations regarding foreign policy decisions and economic measures. There is no information available concerning the initiation of new laws or specific draft bills; the primary emphasis is on holding the executive branch accountable.

The legislative focus is on opposing government bills, particularly concerning the security tax and the regulation of early childhood education. The speaker is an active opponent, having proposed that the processing of the early childhood education bill be suspended at the second reading. They prefer asking questions and criticizing both the content and the procedure of the draft legislation.

The legislative focus centers on opposing the draft bill for the urgent amendment of the constitution, specifically regarding the restriction of voting rights in local elections. The speaker operates as a fierce critic and opponent of the bill, concentrating on the violation of procedural rules.

The legislative focus is aimed at opposing tax bills (excise duties) and new taxes (such as the motor vehicle tax), as these increase the cost of living. Another key focus is improving the transparency of administrative procedures and ending the excessive and unwarranted classification of information.