By Plenary Sessions: Jaak Valge

The legislative focus is currently centered on criticizing and opposing existing integration and migration measures, given their failure to function effectively in practice. Furthermore, attention is being paid to reforming the Riigikogu's rules of procedure to inject more life into debates (by permitting interjections), and requiring accountability for the rejection of draft legislation within committees.

The focus is on the implementation and shortcomings of the existing immigration policy and the regulations governing the granting of protection. The speaker is calling for a policy change to verify the status of individuals subject to mobilization and consider their repatriation, but they did not mention any specific legislative bills.

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The speaker is acting as the initiator, focusing on the submission of two draft bills: the first is an amendment to the Higher Education Act to regulate the proportion of instruction conducted in Estonian (with thresholds set at 8%, 20%, and 30%) and to de-ideologize universities. The second bill concerns the reform of the student loan system, increasing the loan amount and adding loan forgiveness provisions upon the birth of children (50% for the first child, and 100% for triplets).

Legislative attention is centered on a radical overhaul of immigration policy to ensure the objectives of the constitution are met. The speaker suggests the issue is significant enough to warrant a decision via national referendum, citing the government's aversion to democratic decision-making processes.