By Plenary Sessions: Riina Solman

The legislative focus centers on opposing the draft legislation—which was "rammed through" by the government—to cut family benefits, and criticizing the impact of these cuts. The speaker is acting as a staunch opponent of this legislative change.

The legislative focus is currently aimed at opposing the government-initiated motor vehicle tax bill during its first reading. The speaker actively opposes draft legislation concerning tax policy that, in their view, exacerbates inequality.

The legislative focus is on opposing the government’s proposed car tax bill and demanding its amendment to ensure full exemptions for disabled people and large families. Emphasis is placed on the need for proper lawmaking, rather than simply shifting problems onto other ministries.

The legislative focus is on opposing the motor vehicle tax bill, actively serving as its critical reviewer in Riigikogu committees and during information sessions. He/She demands a clear and consistent justification from the government regarding the objectives of collecting the tax, citing shortcomings in the bill's legislative process.

The legislative focus centers on legalizing the national defense loan to implement General Herem's recommendations, and amending the constitution to strip Russian and Belarusian citizens of their right to vote in local elections. The speaker is acting as the initiator, demanding urgent action and pointing to the European Parliament elections as the fastest way to amend the constitution.

The focus is on criticizing the government's political statements and strategies, and demanding impact assessments for them. Specific legislative bills or amendments are not mentioned; this is about scrutinizing the actions of the executive branch.