By Plenary Sessions: Helir-Valdor Seeder

The primary legislative focus is on amending the Law on the Election of the President of the Republic, with the priority being the restoration of the proportional composition of the Electoral College. The speaker supports establishing the obligation for candidates to make public appearances and is leading the charge for substantive changes, noting that time is running short to avoid amending the election law less than a year before the elections.

The legislative focus centers on opposing the tax laws and budget policies being implemented by the government. The main topics include the proposed car tax, the increase of VAT (Value Added Tax) to 24%, and various income tax hikes, with the speaker clearly taking on the role of an opponent and a critic.

The main legislative focus is opposing the 2026 state budget and abolishing the car tax. The speaker emphasizes their readiness to propose an amendment for the repeal of the car tax and promises its cancellation should their political force come to power.

The main legislative focus is on opposing the car tax bill and clarifying its technical details (such as benefits and the prepayment account system). There is active opposition to the draft legislation, demanding answers regarding specific provisions of the explanatory memorandum. Also under scrutiny is adherence to the Riigikogu's (Parliament's) working procedures and procedural rules.