By Months: Toomas Uibo

The primary legislative focus is the 2026 state budget. The speaker is taking the position of a questioner, seeking clarification regarding the mechanisms and objectives of balancing the budget.

The legislative focus is currently directed towards simplifying the tax system (specifically, eliminating the income tax bulge) and intensifying competition within the banking market. The speaker supports proposals that would abolish notary fees and the requirement for a new collateral valuation certificate when refinancing home loans. Furthermore, attention is being paid to clarifying the regulations governing savings and loan associations (credit unions) to ensure they retain the ability to provide loans to one another without needing a public offering.

The legislative focus is on procedural correctness (the suspension of the draft bill due to Supreme Court observations) and the protection of individual liberties against technological surveillance. He/She is an opponent of laws regulating artistic content and a supporter of amendments concerning car tax relief for families with children.

The focus is procedural, centering on the organization of the sitting and the request for a recess, rather than specific bills or substantive priorities.

The main legislative focuses are creating a regulatory framework for the ethical and transparent use of artificial intelligence, and accelerating legislation concerning unmanned aviation (drone cargo transport). It also addresses issues related to identity documents and identification, and demands accountability for the government’s unfulfilled promises (the film campus).

The primary legislative focus is on energy regulations, emphasizing market-based solutions and the implementation of technology-neutral subsidies. The speaker is also actively involved in the internal organization of the Riigikogu (Estonian Parliament), having put forward a candidate for the position of Chairman. Furthermore, concern for protecting local residents during the construction of major infrastructure projects is also a key priority.

The legislative focus is on draft bills concerning compensation for damage caused by wild animals, where he/she plays a supporting role, but demands clarity regarding the details (compensation, supervision, conditions for culling wolves) and requests a comparison of competing draft bills. He/She also actively participates in procedural matters and, on behalf of Eesti 200, supports topics addressing the links between sports and the economy.

The legislative focus is on reforming the migration quota system and supporting a draft bill concerning the integration phase for immigrants that would cut down on bureaucracy. The speaker is an active initiator of these changes, proposing the creation of a skilled labor quota segment tied to economic growth, which would better address the needs of businesses.