By Plenary Sessions: Rain Epler

The legislative focus is centered on assessing the suitability of candidates for the Supreme Court, highlighting the critical importance of interpreting statutes in ambiguous situations. Furthermore, there is an implicit desire to curb the European Commission's regulatory scope and influence the trajectory of energy and industrial policy.

The focus is on monitoring the implementation and enforcement of legislation, specifically the elimination of shortcomings in e-elections and the government's disregard for the consensus proposals made by the Riigikogu National Defence Committee. It is demanded that elections be conducted using a verifiably sound system, not one based merely on trust.

The legislative focus is on changing the direction of the existing energy policy and taking into account the conclusions of the National Defense Committee report, which address the strategic risk of developing renewable energy. Additionally, the focus includes the question of the correctness of the electoral service's activities and the conduct of elections, referencing violations in e-voting.

The focus is on scrutinizing the technical and legal correctness of the amendments to the Motor Vehicle Tax Act (opposing them as inadequate fixes) and the Enforcement Register Act. Significant attention is also being paid to the draft resolution concerning the extension of the foreign mission and the integrity of parliamentary work procedures (specifically regarding undue influence).

The legislative focus is centered on two contrasting issues: prison lease agreements, which are viewed as selling off security on the cheap, and the super database law, the passage of which is considered a violation of liberties. The speaker acts as a strong opponent of these measures.

The legislative focus is centered on opposing the draft bill for the ratification of the foreign treaty, highlighting its deficiencies concerning costs and security. A significant priority is also ensuring compliance with the procedural rules of the Riigikogu, alongside the demand for guaranteed access to the classified documents required for the debate on the bill.

The focus is on the draft bill to raise the subsistence benefit limit. While supporting this objective, the discussion is also used more broadly to criticize tax policy. It emphasizes the importance of accurately assessing the budgetary cost of the bill.