By Plenary Sessions: Margit Sutrop

The primary legislative priority is supporting and passing the bill that regulates a patient's end-of-life declaration of intent. The speaker is a strong proponent of the bill, stressing that it enforces rights already enshrined in the Law of Obligations Act and provides physicians with the confidence to apply it. Furthermore, regulations within the education sector are a focus, where the speaker is seeking clarification on the procedure for disclosing the results of professional certification.

The legislative focus centers on two major draft acts: the Patient’s End-of-Life Declaration and TAIKS. The speaker serves as the rapporteur for the lead committee regarding these bills. Key achievements include the establishment of scientific ethics regulation, the clarification of the definitions of 'scientist' and 'science,' and the designation of cross-ministerial AI coordination to the Ministry of Education and Research.

The legislative focus is currently on reforming the system for training judges, with the aim of establishing a supervised practice period to prevent inexperienced judges from making decisions independently. The speaker is acting as the initiator of this idea, inquiring about the feasibility of its implementation.