By Months: Tanel Tein

The primary legislative priority is the adoption of Bill 728, which amends the laws governing gambling and cultural capital. The objectives include lowering the remote gambling tax, establishing the Private Funding Inclusion Fund and the Sports Facilities Fund, and strengthening the anti-money laundering framework. The speaker is the initiator and a staunch supporter, stressing that this is a step that will elevate Estonian culture and sports to a new level.

The legislative focus is on initiating the draft bill amending the Gambling Act and other laws, with the entity serving as its initiator and driving force. Priorities include reforming fiscal policy to generate additional revenue and increasing the sector's security and transparency.

The legislative focus is on the creation of a new law that would enable the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) to start building a unique mass data processing system. The speaker is a critical observer of the draft law, questioning the adequacy of its adoption, presidential promulgation, and stakeholder engagement.

The legislative focus is currently directed at reforming the parliament's internal law-making process, specifically by supporting the use of artificial intelligence in drafting bills and managing legislative amendments. A further priority is changing the structure of ministries to ensure better governance of the sports sector.

The main legislative priority is the launch of a mechanism for attracting private funding, which requires state matching funds amounting to one third of the donated sum. To finance this, it is crucial to reform the structure of the remote gambling tax, which would create a financial basis both for the construction of sports facilities and the strengthening of clubs.

The focus is on planning healthcare infrastructure and monitoring the implementation of policy. The speaker addresses issues concerning the role of private medicine and the necessity of the major hospital project, evidently participating in a political debate or hearing.