By Plenary Sessions: Helir-Valdor Seeder

The main legislative focus is on amending the constitution to restrict the voting rights of non-citizens in local elections, having initiated Draft Bill 527 SE. Furthermore, a priority involves criticizing and improving amendments to the Government Act, proposing that the second reading be suspended. As a sign of protest, he/she has also submitted an amendment proposal opposing the removal of the requirement for the State Secretary to possess a legal higher education.

The legislative focus is on initiating a constitutional amendment to strip Russian citizens and stateless persons of their right to vote in local elections. [The text/speaker] emphasizes the need to merge the overlapping bills proposed by Isamaa and the coalition and criticizes the coalition for voting down the bill initiated by 28 members of the Riigikogu.

The legislative focus is aimed at criticizing the quality of the current government's legislative output, particularly concerning the amendment to the Land Tax Act, which reversed a long-standing compromise. It is also emphasized that the state has failed to properly implement existing legislation regarding the regular valuation of land since 2001.

The main legislative focus is the draft state budget for 2025 and the associated legislative amendments. The speaker is an active initiator of amendments (Isamaa has 8 proposals) and is demanding that they be put to a vote. He/She is also a procedural opponent, demanding the suspension of the budget's second reading to allow for the submission of new, reasonable proposals.

The focus is on halting administrative activity related to establishing regional cooperation zones through agreements, rather than initiating specific legislative bills. The speaker is a fierce opponent of the opposing side's initiative, demanding that this foolish activity be stopped.