By Plenary Sessions: Riina Solman

The legislative focus is currently on the opposition to Bills 507 (amendments to the Health Insurance Act) and 508 (amendments to the Social Welfare Act). The speaker, an opposition proponent, proposed suspending the second reading of both bills, citing unethical cuts and the deterioration of access to healthcare services.

The primary legislative focus is supporting the bill on compensating public holidays, ensuring that employees receive a replacement day off if the holiday falls on a weekend. Another important focus is opposing the increase in land tax and addressing issues concerning the revenue base of local governments. He/She is an active supporter of bills and demands that the government conduct impact assessments to improve the quality of legislation.

The legislative focus is on opposing government-initiated bills, particularly the car tax and the amendments to the Medicinal Products Act (Bill 458). The speaker is acting as a strong critic of the bill, citing reasons such as non-compliance with the law, distortion of competition, and increased costs, and calls for the bill to be rejected.

The legislative focus centers on initiating the process of amending the constitution to restrict voting rights in local government elections. The speaker is a strong proponent of this initiative, calling for the restrictions to be extended also to individuals with undetermined citizenship. The aim is to achieve the maximum possible scope of restrictions.

The legislative focus is directed at opposing the government's budget cuts and tax hikes. Emphasis is placed on the necessity of implementing a regional policy principle, stipulating that no draft legislation should be approved until its impact on inter-regional disparities has been assessed. Specific legislative proposals that have been initiated are not mentioned; instead, the focus remains on criticizing the government's decisions.