By Months: Kristina Šmigun-Vähi

The legislative focus is on the draft bill initiated by the Government of the Republic, which proposes amendments to the Aviation Act and other related legislation. The speaker's role involves providing procedural support for the bill and proposing that the first reading be concluded.

The legislative focus is aimed at improving the procedural quality of a specific draft bill. The priorities include clearly defining responsibility and adding penalties to compel agencies to process documents in a timely manner.

The legislative focus is on amending the Accounting Act, the goal of which is to reduce bureaucracy and defer the obligation for sustainability reporting. As a representative of the leading committee, the speaker is an active supporter and coordinator of the process, ensuring the rapid advancement of the draft bill to the second and third readings.

The legislative focus is currently on the swift handling of Draft Bill 600 SE to guarantee legal certainty for entrepreneurs, notwithstanding a subsequent, identically-themed draft bill from the Ministry of Finance. The speaker, who leads the work of the Economic Affairs Committee, supports concluding the first reading and maintaining readiness for technical amendments.

The legislative focus is directed toward implementing policies and developing measures, particularly concerning outreach and training (e.g., advance directives/end-of-life wishes, training for doctors). The objective is to ensure that young athletes have the necessary support and a sense of social security, and to resolve the ethical dilemmas faced by healthcare professionals.

The legislative focus is aimed at directing the activities of the Ministry of Education and Research to prioritize physical activity for children and issue corresponding guidelines to schools. The speaker supports the Ministry of Culture's Fundamentals of Sports Policy until 2030, which aims to increase the proportion of Estonians who are regularly physically active. He/She is making a specific policy proposal: that one hour of fresh air activity take place every school day, even within the context of other subjects.