By Plenary Sessions: Jaak Valge

The legislative focus is on challenging the government's proposed exceptions and quotas within migration policy, particularly concerning the importation of foreign labor earning less than 1.5 times the average wage. The speaker criticizes the ineffectiveness of existing laws (the quotas are not being respected/enforced) and objects to new regulations that favor foreign labor.

The focus is on the need to reform the education system and the failure to meet the objectives of existing development plans, demanding that critical issues be resolved. Specific draft legislation or amendments are not mentioned.

The primary legislative focus is on amending the Referendum Act to ensure citizens receive balanced information, citing the experiences of Switzerland and Ireland as models. He/She is participating in the debate over the draft decision to organize a specific referendum, despite knowing it will likely be voted down.

There is no legislative focus; this concerns holding the executive branch accountable for the failure to meet national strategic objectives. The priority is diagnosing the failure of existing strategies and demanding remedial action.