By Plenary Sessions: Riina Solman

The legislative focus is on reversing the government-imposed cuts to family benefits and opposing the planned tax hikes, including the car tax. Reference is made to previous success in establishing the foundations of population policy and increasing benefits, which had a positive effect on the birth rate. Current efforts are mainly aimed at opposing detrimental legislation.

The focus is on criticizing political attitudes and decision-making processes (security assessments versus research recommendations), referencing previous political decisions (Estonian-language instruction, the removal of weapons). Specific ongoing legislative bills are not mentioned.

The legislative focus is currently on passing a necessary law, which likely concerns either the voting rights of third-country nationals or the control of foreign influence. The speaker is a strong advocate for the adoption of this law, actively seeking mechanisms to break the parliamentary deadlock.

The focus is on scrutinizing the government's actions and ethical standards, and criticizing the activities of the Riigikogu leadership (a discussion panel organized using taxpayer money). Specific legislative priorities, bills, or amendments that the speaker himself would support or introduce are absent.

The main legislative focus is opposing the sweetened drinks tax bill, demanding that it either be broadened and made fairer, or rejected altogether. Furthermore, he/she is active in supporting parliamentary procedural matters and value-based declarations (such as religious freedom).