By Plenary Sessions: Riina Sikkut

The primary legislative focus is the draft state budget, for which the Social Democrats have prepared an amendment proposal aimed at resolving the underfunding of special care services. The goal is to initiate budget amendments to create new positions and ensure dignified wages in the social sector.

The main legislative focus is the amendment of the Presidential Election Act, with [us/the party] serving as the initiator of the draft bill. The objectives are the earlier presentation of candidates in the Riigikogu chamber and the modification of the proportions of the Electoral College in order to restore the ratios that existed prior to the administrative reform. The speaker emphasizes that the changes should remain within the scope of the law and not infringe upon the Constitution.

The legislative focus centers on the ratification of international treaties (DTAA) and challenging bills related to the government's fiscal policy (the Income Tax Act, the State Budget Act). It supports amending the Climate Law to become a short and specific framework act, while simultaneously raising questions regarding the relaxation of emission reduction targets.

The main legislative focus is the rejection of the government-submitted 2026 state budget draft during its first reading. The speaker is a strong opponent of the current fiscal policy framework, deeming it irresponsible.

The legislative focus is directed towards a critical analysis of the state's fiscal strategy and its long-term sustainability. The speaker's position is oppositional and scrutinizing regarding the strategy, focusing on preventing future budget shortfalls.

The legislative focus is on budget oversight and the work of the Finance Committee. The priority is ensuring that ministries establish metrics within the activity-based budget that allow for effective management of the sector and the funding of political priorities.