By Plenary Sessions: Vilja Toomast

The legislative focus centers on the ratification of international agreements, specifically relating to Draft Bill 590 (amendment of the ILO Constitution). The speaker is the proponent of the bill, proposing to conclude the second reading and proceed to the final vote.

The legislative focus is on the ratification of international treaties, specifically Draft Act 590 concerning the ratification of the instrument for the amendment of the Constitution of the International Labour Organization, initiated by the Government of the Republic. The speaker's role involves providing procedural support and clarification regarding the preparation and first reading of the draft act on behalf of the Legal Affairs Committee.

The legislative focus is currently on the proceedings regarding the draft amendment to the Penal Code, with the speaker acting as the representative for the lead committee. His priority is to ensure due process and to present the committee's consensus proposal to reject the bill, thereby supporting the retention of the existing legal provision.

The legislative focus is on Bill 415, which proposes amendments to the Penal Code aimed at increasing the unit fine. The speaker is a strong proponent of the bill and serves as the rapporteur for the Legal Affairs Committee, responsible for reviewing proposed amendments and making procedural decisions. He emphasizes the necessity of avoiding legislative overlaps, proposing that a provision be removed from the bill because it duplicates amendments to the Traffic Act currently under discussion in the Economic Affairs Committee.

The main legislative priority is Bill 415, which concerns amending the Penal Code for the purpose of increasing the unit fine. The speaker is a proponent and the rapporteur of the bill, who will ensure its consideration by the plenary session during the first reading. He/She stresses the necessity of handling the legislation as a matter of urgency.

The legislative focus is on amending the Imprisonment Act and 13 related acts, including the procedural codes (the Code of Criminal Procedure, the Code of Civil Procedure, and the Code of Misdemeanor Procedure). The main priorities are increasing administrative efficiency, regulating solitary confinement with the permission of the court or the prosecutor’s office, and establishing a legal basis for the service of procedural documents via an e-portal. The speaker is the rapporteur responsible for processing the draft legislation.

The legislative focus is on the ratification of the amendments to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court. The priority is the swift conclusion of the proceedings, proposing that the second reading and the final vote be held during the same plenary session.