By Plenary Sessions: Jaak Valge

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The main focus is opposing the government's specific plan (the leasing out of Tartu Prison), demanding that citizens' opinions be sought and the results of the surveys be published. The speaker is acting as a political opponent who is trying to stop or change the planned action of the executive branch.

The legislative focus is aimed at monitoring the implementation of current procedural law (civil claims in criminal proceedings) and identifying potential shortcomings. The initiator is launching supervision to ensure legal certainty and compensation for victims' damages.

The legislative focus is on implementing the existing population policy and demanding a timetable. The speaker actively participates in parliamentary control mechanisms, having signed a motion of no confidence.

The legislative focus is directed at government accountability and oversight, requiring the minister to provide a written response and explanations to a previous parliamentary inquiry. The objective is to compel compliance with obligations related to the protection of national heritage.

The legislative focus is on tightening immigration policy, requiring the wage criterion to be raised to 1.5 times the Estonian average in order to restrict the influx of low-skilled foreign labor. He/She opposes the government's plans to make the wage criterion industry-specific or sector-specific. He/She also emphasizes the need to address illegal migration.

The legislative priority is securing the status of the Estonian language (e.g., the draft bill for abolishing the Russian-language websites of state institutions) and strengthening Parliament’s oversight function through interpellations. A significant focus is also placed on demanding compliance with the Riigikogu Rules of Procedure and monitoring the legality of ministerial actions (e.g., the issue of the Slava Ukraini civil lawsuit).