By Plenary Sessions: Priit Sibul

The legislative focus is currently on opposing amendments to the Land Tax Act. These amendments relate to the right of local municipalities to set a maximum limit for land tax increases, ranging from 10% to 100%. A second priority involves clarifying Parliament’s role regarding major energy subsidies and decisions, particularly those concerning offshore wind energy.

The legislative focus is on scrutinizing a specific language and education bill. The speaker is acting as an examiner, concentrating on whether the bill grants the Language Authority sufficient powers to monitor individuals working in the service sector (e.g., taxi drivers, couriers).

The speaker is focused on finding a solution to the issue of citizenship and security, referencing earlier points laid out in the coalition agreement. He is a strong opponent of the current situation and the government's inaction, aiming to find a way to mitigate security threats.

The legislative focus is on refining and modifying the draft bill. The priority is to ensure that the text of the law aligns with the parliament’s previous political statements, focusing on the introduction of specific terminology (citizens of states supporting aggression). The speaker is acting as the initiator of a specific amendment.

The main legislative priorities are opposing the government's tax bills and resolving procedural issues concerning the organization of parliamentary work. It is a strong opponent of the sugar tax bill and is attempting to procedurally delay the discussion of a political statement on religious grounds. It emphasizes the difference between laws and political statements in the activities of the executive branch.