By Plenary Sessions: Valdo Randpere

It focuses on supporting the government's activities and decisions (the revocation of the residence permit) and calls for a discussion between the government and the City of Tallinn regarding development rights and the lease agreement. Direct legislative priorities are absent; the emphasis is on the activities of the executive branch and political discussion.

The focus is on evaluating and analyzing the consequences of previous legislation (the free higher education reform), rather than initiating new bills. The speaker operates as a policy critic and an investigator of consequences.

The focus is on the implementation of existing reform plans and budget management, particularly the streamlining of the school network and the internal downsizing of the Ministry of Education. Specific new legislative bills are not mentioned; the emphasis is on administrative reform and meeting savings commitments.

The key legislative focus is the rejection of Draft Bill 355 SE (which concerns the expansion of administrative oversight over the Prosecutor's Office). He/She is acting as the representative of the leading committee, describing the committee's debate and justifying the opposition of the government and the committee majority due to the risk of violating the principle of separation of powers.

The legislative focus centers on the processing of this specific bill and the associated parliamentary tactics. The speaker is demanding a declaration from EKRE regarding their intentions: will they vote for the bill, vote against it, or submit thousands of amendments, citing their history of obstruction.