By Agendas: Tarmo Tamm

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The main legislative focus is supporting and passing Bill 667 SE (the transposition of the Directive on the Greenhouse Gas Emission Trading System). The objective is to regulate CO2 emissions in European maritime transport and ensure a level playing field for Estonian companies. The speaker is a strong proponent of the bill.

The legislative focus is directed at interpreting existing financial regulations and banking laws, particularly concerning the issue of ownership rights over frozen accounts and funds after the expiration of three years.

The main legislative priority is the adoption of amendments to the Atmospheric Air Protection Act (667 SE) to ensure the proper and legally certain transposition of EU directives. It emphasizes that these constitute clear temporal and quantitative obligations for the Member State, regarding which there is no margin of discretion.

The legislative focus is currently on the adoption of the Act amending the Ambient Air Protection Act and other legislation (Bill 667 SE), which relates to extending the greenhouse gas emissions trading system to shipping. The speaker supports the draft bill and, as a representative of the leading committee, is driving the proceedings forward, ensuring a consensus decision to conclude the first reading.

The main legislative focus is on supporting the Draft Act amending the Hunting Act (Bill 553 SE) to grant the Environmental Board the authority to regulate the population of large predators during the hunting season. Additionally, political guidance is required from the Minister of the Interior to improve the discretion used in the revocation of firearms licenses, in order to prevent disproportionate penalties.

The legislative focus centers on the amendments to the Accounting Act (Bill 516 SE), specifically regarding the regulation of financial thresholds. The speaker, acting in a supportive capacity, confirms the agreement reached and outlines future plans for the further development of the Act within the committee.

The legislative focus is on supporting and clarifying Bill 499 SE of the Public Transport Act. The main priorities include establishing a fair compensation rate and adding a requirement into the Act for carriers to ensure controlled data retention (including personal identification codes) to guarantee the correctness of state disbursements.

The speaker is participating in a discussion on the impact of climate change on the legal framework and the economy, which is a national issue of significant importance. Specific legislative priorities, initiatives, or draft bills are absent, as this activity constitutes the posing of a question during the course of the debate.

The primary legislative focus is the first reading of Draft Act 499, initiated by the Government of the Republic, concerning amendments to the Public Transport Act. The speaker is a proponent of the bill and is actively moving its proceedings forward, concentrating specifically on the establishment of a new compensation mechanism.

The legislative focus is clearly directed towards supporting Bill 475 SE (shortening of response deadlines) during the first reading. The speaker is a strong proponent of the initiative and emphasizes its positive impact on day-to-day proceedings.

The focus is on evaluating the feasibility and implementation of the government's long-term strategic plan (the doubling of the economy), while seeking expert input for policy development.

The main legislative priority is the rejection of the banking sector solidarity tax bill (367 OE) initiated by the Centre Party. The speaker emphasizes their work in the Riigikogu hall to prevent inadequate and incompetent decisions.

The legislative focus centers on the successful processing of the Draft Act on the Ratification of the Air Services Agreement between the Republic of Estonia and the Republic of Korea (Bill 357 SE). The speaker is a proponent of the bill and responsible for its proceedings, ensuring the completion of its second reading and its submission for the final vote.

Legislative focus is centered on amending regulations to reduce bureaucracy and ensure the swift utilization of metadata in economic decision-making. A significant priority is also the establishment of the role of an undersecretary necessary for advancing science-intensive industry.

The primary legislative focus is the ratification of the International Air Services Agreement (Bill 357 SE). The speaker supports the draft legislation and confirms that the procedure is moving smoothly, stressing that the committee gave its approval by consensus.