By Plenary Sessions: Aleksandr Tšaplõgin

The legislative focus is directed toward assessing the impact of new regulations, particularly the EU Political Advertising Regulation, and linking this impact to constitutional rights. The speaker is actively engaged in oversight to prevent the unfair classification of demonstrations—intended to influence the legislative process—as political advertising.

The focus is on criticizing the existing legislative proposal (or the overall direction it represents) and bringing attention to its extreme consequences. Specific bills or legislative priorities are not mentioned; instead, the issue is opposition to the general trajectory of the legislation.

The legislative focus is directed at creating new regulatory measures (such as capping fuel prices) and social compensation schemes (like food vouchers). The speaker is acting as a catalyst for political ideas, urging the government to consider new solutions to alleviate the impact of high prices.

The legislative focus is directed at initiating and supporting draft legislation aimed at reducing the value-added tax (VAT), while emphasizing a personal contribution to the submission of the specific bill concerning the reduction of VAT on Estonian fruits and vegetables. The speaker utilizes legislative technicalities (a draft law versus a draft resolution) as a tool for political attack.

The legislative focus is directed toward the state budget and the social solutions it provides. The speaker is demanding information on whether the draft budget stipulates specific measures for tackling the issue of poverty.