By Years: Helir-Valdor Seeder

The main legislative focus is on amending the constitution to restrict voting rights in local elections exclusively to Estonian citizens, citing a security threat and the failure of integration as justification. It initiates legal amendments concerning the dates of electoral procedures (Bill 544) and the Code of Criminal Procedure (specifically, requiring a judge to decide on surveillance notification). It actively demands votes on opponents' proposed amendments and criticizes committees that refuse to include opposition proposals in the voting schedule.

The speaker's main legislative priorities include amending the constitution to restrict suffrage, tightening the citizenship law (ending the granting of citizenship to repeat offenders), and repealing or postponing tax legislation (car tax, land tax). He is extremely focused on adhering to procedural norms, repeatedly challenging the legality of how bills are processed and the voting procedures for amendments.