By Plenary Sessions: Helir-Valdor Seeder

The primary legislative focus is on the forthcoming state budget, which the speaker sharply criticizes, calling it a document that is unconstitutional and reflects serious financial disarray. The speaker is a strong opponent of the government's budget policy and demands systemic improvements in financial management.

The main legislative priority is the adoption of the draft law aimed at reducing the influence of the Moscow Patriarchate, which is considered critical for ensuring national security. The speaker is a strong proponent of the bill, closely monitoring its procedure, legal expertise, and the results of the parliamentary vote, and urges its approval.

The legislative focus is on ensuring the strict supervision and enforcement of the existing law regarding the transition to Estonian-language education. The question is also being raised regarding the necessity of amending the law concerning the obligation to teach mother tongue and culture to refugees, as the current legislation creates insurmountable resource problems for local municipalities.

The focus is less on presenting new legislative priorities and more on the critical assessment of past political decisions and their implementation (the Health Insurance Fund deficit, analysis of family benefits). The objective is political accountability and a policy reversal.

The legislative focus is aimed at the procedures for implementing Parliament's oversight function during the information hour. The priority is procedural flexibility, allowing for a wide selection of questions to be posed under the category "Varia" (Miscellaneous), rather than being limited to the content of specific draft legislation.

The primary legislative focus is the opposition to Bill 671 (Amendments to the Credit Union Act) and its rejection during the first reading. The speaker is the initiator of the opposition, demanding that the government introduce a new bill focused solely on enhancing supervision and strengthening the unions, rather than liquidating them.

The legislative priority involves amending the Riigikogu Rules of Procedure and the Constitution to ensure security (specifically regarding voting rights for third-country nationals). [The entity] initiates bills aimed at tightening citizenship requirements and repealing the car tax. [The entity] is an active opposition proponent and opponent in the processing of government bills, focusing on highlighting procedural deficiencies and proposing the interruption of readings.