By Months: Vilja Toomast

The legislative focus is on the expedited processing of Draft Law 590, which concerns the ratification of amendments to the Constitution of the International Labour Organization (ILO). The speaker is taking a supportive role, concentrating on concluding the procedure, finalizing the second reading, and moving the bill to a final vote.

The legislative priority is the ratification of Bill No. 590, initiated by the Government of the Republic, concerning the amendment of the ILO Constitution. The speaker acts as a procedural proponent and facilitator, overseeing the preparation of the draft legislation within the Legal Affairs Committee for its first reading.

The legislative focus is on the draft bill amending the Penal Code, which aimed to repeal the provision concerning symbols of aggression. The speaker is a representative of the leading committee, whose task is to present a proposal to the plenary session to reject the draft bill.

The legislative priority is the deliberation of Draft Act 415 amending the Penal Code, which concerns increasing the fine unit. The speaker supports the draft and serves as the rapporteur for the Legal Affairs Committee, responsible for reviewing proposed amendments and managing the proceedings. He/She also proposed withdrawing one provision from the draft, as it is being addressed concurrently by the Economic Affairs Committee within the scope of amendments to the Traffic Act.

The legislative focus is on the Act amending the Penal Code and related acts (increasing the fine unit), specifically Draft Bill No. 415. His role is to support the draft bill and successfully present the motion to the plenary assembly to conclude its first reading.

The main legislative priority is the deliberation of the draft Act on amendments to the Imprisonment Act and 13 related acts. The objective is to introduce amendments concerning solitary confinement, the implementation of the prison register, and the regulation of the service of procedural documents in criminal, civil, and misdemeanor proceedings.

The primary legislative focus is the processing of the draft Act (No. 226) on the ratification of the amendments to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court. The objective is to swiftly move the draft Act through the second reading and the final vote, as no amendments were submitted.