By Plenary Sessions: Riina Solman

The legislative focus is directed towards the swift deliberation and adoption of bills concerning the revocation of voting rights from non-citizens. The speaker is a strong proponent and initiator of this initiative, citing Isamaa's repeated submissions of draft legislation that do not require constitutional amendment.

Legislative priorities include stalling the proposed car tax bill and advancing the draft legislation restricting the voting rights of Russian and Belarusian citizens. The speaker is an opponent of the car tax and a strong proponent of restricting voting rights, mandating the utilization of the Ministry of Justice's analysis. A proposal has been put forward to hold a referendum during the European Parliament elections to address the necessity of amending the constitution.

The focus is on demanding political guidance and the application for derogations from the government in order to modify or circumvent the rules of the Just Transition Fund. Specific draft legislation or amendments are not mentioned; the emphasis is placed on the actions of the executive power.

The focus is on the government's action plans, budget priorities, and directing investments to enhance the security of the electricity supply. The speaker operates primarily as a critic and an initiator of inquiries, rather than a proposer of specific legislation.

The legislative focus is on the urgent processing of the electoral rights bill, requiring its immediate submission to the Riigikogu, despite the lack of coalition consensus. The handling of the car tax bill is also being criticized, along with the government's tendency to keep important legislation shelved.

The legislative focus is on the critical assessment of costs within government administrative sectors and the growth of bureaucracy. The priority is identifying areas for savings and reforming the financial mechanisms (the equalization fund) that support regional policy. The speaker is a strong opponent of specific administrative expenditure plans.