By Plenary Sessions: Riina Solman

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The priority is the reinstatement of financial instruments for local municipalities and measures aimed at bringing the population back to rural areas. The speaker is acting as the one clarifying the political plans and demanding solutions from the presenter.

The main legislative priority is supporting the bill to increase child benefits, which aims to equalize the support for the first and second child at 100 euros. [The subject] is acting as a proponent and spokesperson for the bill, demanding its immediate submission for the second reading and adoption to prevent the government from delaying the process until spring.

The legislative focus is centered on opposing the bill, introduced by the Minister of the Interior, which seeks to criminalize the tracking of terrorist propaganda. The speaker acts as both a critic and an interrogator, concentrating on the bill's legal foundation and its premature, undeveloped nature.

The legislative focus is currently on the 2026 fiscal year budget, specifically criticizing the absence of concrete measures within family policy. The priority is twofold: either restoring the subsidy for extracurricular activities aimed at large families (€101,000) or introducing a bill to increase general child benefits and large family allowances.

The legislative focus is on the budget process and changes to social benefits for the next fiscal year. The main priority is to use the surplus funds resulting from the low birth rate to increase the child allowance and the single-parent allowance to 100 euros. The speaker is acting as a proponent, referencing a previous initiative by Isamaa and the work conducted by the Social Affairs Committee.

The legislative focus is directed towards the necessity of amending the Riigikogu Rules of Procedure to stipulate the obligation of ministers to answer questions posed at the podium. The speaker is acting as the initiator, demanding the tightening of procedural rules.

The speaker's focus is on scrutinizing the government’s activities through formal interpellations. They have initiated proposals concerning the right of local municipalities to restrict the use of rented light mobility devices, and have demanded the submission of a draft bill to suspend the voting rights of Russian citizens. Furthermore, they are demanding changes to the organization of education regarding comprehensive school final examinations.