By Plenary Sessions: Aleksandr Tšaplõgin

The legislative focus is on opposing government-initiated bills in the social and legal sectors. The speaker is actively submitting objections, proposing that bills be rejected (unemployment insurance reform) or that their reading be terminated (raising state fees in healthcare and the social sphere). Opposition is also being mounted against the bill concerning the organization of psychological assistance, as it fails to offer viable solutions.

The focus is on criticizing government policy (taxation, the green agenda) and questioning strategic directions. There is no information regarding the initiation, support, or opposition of specific bills.

The legislative focus is currently directed toward strong opposition to the proposed car tax bill, which is deemed unfair and harmful. As an alternative, new tax legislation is being put forward, such as a solidarity bank tax and the taxation of global corporations, initiatives proposed by the Centre Party.

There is no legislative focus; attention is instead directed toward procedural issues concerning the parliament’s internal workings and the fairness thereof.

The focus is on criticizing the government's broad policies (the green agenda, energy) rather than initiating or supporting specific bills. The speaker is clearly opposed to the government's energy strategy.