By Plenary Sessions: Madis Timpson

The legislative focus is on a draft bill regulating the use of license plate recognition cameras, the purpose of which is to clarify the rights of the PPA (Police and Border Guard Board) regarding data storage. The speaker is a proponent and leader of the bill's proceedings, having been appointed as the representative of the lead committee and ensuring the completion of the first reading before the summer recess. The deadline for submitting amendments was set at 30 working days.

The primary legislative focus is on the ratification of international agreements (prison rental agreements), which will reach the Riigikogu regardless. Furthermore, he highlights his previous role as Minister of Justice in introducing the Competition Act to the Riigikogu. He deems it important that the legislation complies with European Union law.

The legislative priority is the processing of the draft bill concerning labor law (flexible working hours, non-compete clauses) and the completion of its first reading. The rapporteur has been appointed as the representative of the lead committee, and their focus is on the thorough review of the bill’s details and ensuring procedural correctness.

The legislative focus is currently on processing the amendments to the Code of Criminal Procedure (KrMS) within the Legal Committee to accelerate the process, and on resolving consumer credit disputes, where the responsibility lies with the legislature. Additionally, the speaker supports the modernization of the judiciary's IT solutions (AI-based KIS) and the reform of integrated legal studies.

The legislative focus is centered on the substantive review of the current draft bill, questioning whether it is capable of providing a solution to a specific regulatory inequity. The speaker is acting as an interrogator and potential critic, demanding a meaningful result from the bill.