By Plenary Sessions: Jaak Valge

The legislative focus is on initiating bills designed specifically to directly increase employees' net income and ensure a fairer working life. The speaker is taking on the role of an active initiator, presenting the draft legislation during the plenary session.

The legislative focus is centered on the reform of science policy and structural changes, necessitating an honest analysis and significant reforms. Priorities include reducing bureaucracy, mitigating the reliance on project-based funding, and modifying evaluation criteria to better align them with national sciences and the needs of Estonia. It is also considered necessary to increase the efficiency and attractiveness of doctoral studies without devaluing the doctoral level.

The legislative focus is on the car tax bill, which the speaker opposes in its current form. The objective is to compel the government to factor the size of the car-owning family and the owner's place of residence into the tax scheme.

The legislative focus is on two bills: improving customs surveillance and reducing the workload related to international shipments, and lowering the income tax rate to stimulate the economy. The speakers are either supporters of the draft legislation or questioners demanding detailed data.

The legislative focus centers on the initiation of a specific bill aimed at removing the Bronze Soldier from public space. The speaker is the initiator and proponent, emphasizing the simplicity of the bill and criticizing the violation of the Riigikogu's Rules of Procedure and Internal Rules due to the lengthy processing time (which has lasted over half a year) of the draft legislation.

The focus is placed on questioning the implementation and effectiveness of government policies (such as the unified Estonian school model or the activities of the population policy commission). Specific legislative bills are not mentioned; the action is directed toward criticizing existing political directions.

Legislative focus is currently aimed at pushing through a bill intended to resolve a protracted situation that ministries have ignored for two years. The speaker supports the opposition's draft legislation and opposes the government's search for alternative solutions, arguing that it is merely a pretext to reject the bill entirely.

The primary legislative focus is on the draft bill to reduce the VAT rate, a measure the speaker strongly supports. The objective is to stimulate the economy and prevent the crisis from worsening.

The emphasis is rather on monitoring the formulation and implementation of ministry policies, demanding standard models for streamlining the school network, and research results concerning the balance of ERR. Specific draft legislation or proposals for amendments are not mentioned.