By Plenary Sessions: Helir-Valdor Seeder

The legislative focus is on opposing the draft election law (voting via smart devices) and halting its proceedings. The priority is increasing the reliability of elections and strictly adhering to the Riigikogu Rules of Procedure and Internal Rules Act when processing amendments. The speaker is an active opponent, requesting the interruption of the second reading in order to take into account the security risks highlighted by experts.

The legislative focus is centered on restoring the family policy measures that were previously revoked by the government, and establishing exemptions from new taxes (such as the car tax) for families with many children. Emphasis is placed on the necessity of basing decisions on thorough analysis and adhering strictly to the principle of legal certainty. The speaker acts as an opponent to the government-initiated legislative amendments that seek to reduce state benefits.

The legislative focus is currently on the processing of the draft bill submitted to the Riigikogu by the Isamaa party, which concerns revoking the voting rights of third-country nationals. The speaker criticizes the Reform Party and the coalition for voting this bill down and failing to initiate the procedure, demanding that the process of amending either the law or the constitution be started.

The legislative focus is aimed at ensuring compliance with the Riigikogu Rules of Procedure and constitutional voting requirements, specifically by challenging the 51-vote requirement for draft legislation that does not necessitate the government's involvement in preparing the bill. Furthermore, it participates in discussions concerning tax policy, opposing tax increases and advocating for cost-saving measures.