By Plenary Sessions: Priit Sibul

The main legislative focus is on amendments to the Churches and Congregations Act, the purpose of which is to restrict relations with spiritual centers that pose a threat to Estonian security. The speaker is a critical opponent of the draft bill, concentrating on the practical and legal problems involved in implementing the proposed amendments (especially Amendment No. 16), such as forced liquidation and changes to the articles of association.

The main focus is on monitoring the labor policy commitments (the creation of exemptions) included in the coalition agreement and the mechanisms for their implementation. The speaker is acting as a policy watchdog, demanding clarity on whom and to what extent the "necessary exception" concerns, and how the departure of fixed-term workers arriving in Estonia is arranged.

The legislative focus is currently centered on establishing research organizations (either attached to parliaments or healthcare organizations) related to viruses and vaccines. This signals an interest in structuring health research and surveillance.

The primary focus is on monitoring the progress and outcomes of existing major national initiatives (the 100 million euro investment in the defense industry). The speaker is requesting information regarding the announcement of procurements and the Estonian defense industry's contribution to aiding Ukraine.

The legislative focus is directed towards accelerating defense procurements (acquiring 1.6 billion euros by 2027 instead of over the previous seven years) and supporting Isamaa's earlier draft bill. Furthermore, a new discussion on the car tax, led by the Chancellor of Justice, is anticipated, and the necessity of expediting the special planning for the defense industry park is emphasized.