By Plenary Sessions: Priit Sibul

Legislative focus is centered on halting the proceedings of the 2.6 billion allocation bill and preparing for the indexing of renewable energy subsidies. The speaker is acting as a watchdog of government activity, demanding clarity on which ministries and which companies are holding these consultations.

The legislative focus is on scrutinizing government policy, particularly concerning the procedures for preparing state aid and large-scale support measures. The speaker acts as a policy watchdog, demanding accountability and clarity regarding whether the decision necessitates applying for new state aid authorization.

The legislative focus is centered on opposing the local elections bill during its second reading. The speaker is a staunch opponent of the bill, focusing specifically on the extension of voting rights beyond Estonian and EU citizens. He/She is demanding clarification regarding both the original substance of the bill and the implications of the coalition's proposed amendments.

They are currently in the role of the opposition, criticizing government-initiated draft legislation regarding the voting rights of third-country nationals and amendments to the law concerning churches and congregations. The focus is primarily on the reasonableness and prioritization of these legislative measures.

The data is unavailable because the speeches focus on strategic foreign and security policy and diplomatic activity, rather than specific legislative priorities in the Riigikogu.