By Plenary Sessions: Stig Rästa

The legislative focus is on supporting and implementing the long-term strategy "Estonia 2035" developed by the Minister of Social Affairs. The priority is ensuring access to services and guaranteeing a dignified life, but specific draft legislation or amendments are not mentioned; the emphasis remains on the political objective and the progress achieved under the Minister's leadership.

There is not enough data.

The main legislative priority is the immediate finalization of the draft legislation governing the regulation of license plate recognition cameras. The speaker is a strong proponent of the bill, stressing the necessity of restoring the police's authority to use the cameras on a clearly regulated basis.

The legislative focus is directed towards initiating strategic reforms that would support investments in research and development (R&D) and align the education system with the needs of the labor market. Priorities include strengthening the link between science and business and supporting the development of technology transfer centers. The speaker is the initiator of the strategic direction, rather than someone who discusses the details of specific draft legislation.

The legislative focus is on supporting accession to the Optional Protocol to the UN Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women. This is a priority intended to provide Estonian women with an additional international legal protection mechanism. Furthermore, support is being given to an amendment that grants the UN committee greater flexibility to organize its work more quickly and efficiently.

The legislative focus is procedural, emphasizing the fulfillment of duties as a member of the Riigikogu and fidelity to the constitutional order. Specific legislative priorities or draft bills are not mentioned.