By Plenary Sessions: Priit Sibul

The legislative focus is directed at the specifics of environmental and planning legislation, particularly the clarification of exceptions concerning the application of noise limit values (paragraph 22). The speaker is acting as a critical reviewer of the draft bill, calling for terminological clarity and an assessment of its real-world applicability.

The legislative focus is on evaluating the objectives and indicators of the existing national public health development plan. A priority is researching measures that ensure the system's sustainability (e.g., expanding health insurance coverage) and examining the role of private health insurance, which indicates a need for significant policy changes.

The main legislative focus is on opposing the amendments to the Cultural Endowment Act and the Gambling Tax Act, which are currently approaching their third reading. The speaker is on the opposing side, demanding that Parliament retain control over the list of nationally significant cultural objects, rather than delegating that authority to the minister.

The legislative focus is currently aimed at the critical evaluation of education reforms, particularly the replacement of compulsory schooling with a learning obligation and the reorganization of the school network. The speaker is primarily a critical evaluator and opponent of the reforms that have been initiated, casting doubt on their feasibility and funding.