By Plenary Sessions: Priit Sibul

The legislative focus is centered on the outcome of the bill's proceedings, requesting the rapporteur's assessment regarding its future trajectory. The policymaker acts as the inquirer, seeking clarity within the legislative process.

The legislative focus centers on opposing amendments to the Cultural Endowment Act. These amendments would establish a new mechanism for listing nationally important cultural objects and would delegate the authority of the Riigikogu (Estonian Parliament). The speaker is acting in the role of the opponent and proposes, on behalf of the parliamentary group, that the second reading of the draft bill be suspended.

The focus is on broad economic and regulatory policy, especially the energy and tax environment, and the pace at which green targets are being met. Specific draft laws or amendments were not highlighted in the speeches; instead, the emphasis is on finding political solutions to enhance competitiveness.

The legislative focus is currently directed at opposing the proposed car tax bill and analyzing the amendments to the Energy Act. Specifically, questions are being raised regarding the conditions for utilizing reserve capacities and the necessity of reforming the universal service, all while seeking alternative solutions to mitigate price volatility.

The legislative focus is on the food labeling draft bill, specifically concerning insect additives (their content and special labeling requirements). The speaker is acting as a skeptical interrogator regarding the bill, seeking evidence of its impact.