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Bill· AE758avaldatud riigiteatajas

Statement of the Riigikogu "On the UN Global Migration Framework"

Estonia · Riigikogu · 19 November 2018

The statement states that the UN Global Migration Framework is a legally non-binding cooperation framework, which has also been emphasized by the Chancellor of the Republic of Estonia. This is a declaration jointly negotiated by the UN member states, which gives us the opportunity to improve international cooperation in the field of migration, including preventing illegal migration and combating human trafficking and smuggling, as well as protecting the rights of Estonian people in foreign countries. Global The migration framework emphasizes the fundamental principle that every country has the sovereign right to shape its own migration policy in accordance with international law. The statement outlines the principles of the Global Migration Framework, which the Riigikogu supports. The Riigikogu expresses its conviction that the objectives of the Framework contribute to the fight against illegal migration and its reduction, mitigating, among other things, the negative consequences for its victims. Estonia The Riigikogu of the Republic supports the adoption of the UN Global Migration Framework.

Bill· SE755tagasi lykatud

Animal Protection Act and Nature Protection Act Amendment Act

Estonia · Riigikogu · 14 November 2018

The draft provides for the prohibition of keeping animals solely or mainly for the purpose of fur production, as well as their breeding and reproduction solely or mainly for the purpose of fur production. The application of the said ban to livestock keepers is foreseen from June 1, 2024. The explanatory letter states that banning fur farms has been discussed in Estonia since 2009, when the topic was raised by animal and nature conservation organizations, the Estonian Green Party and the Social Democratic Party. The banning of fur farms rose again in people's consciousness in 2013, when the Estonian National Broadcasting Company's television program Pealtnägija published footage showing the violation of animal husbandry rules from the fox and mink farm of Balti Karusnahk AS Karjaküla. At the same time, the Ministry of the Environment also raised the issue of banning fur farms because Environmental requirements were not met in fur farms for many years. In Estonia, chinchillas, rabbits, minks and foxes are bred as fur animals. In total, about 200,000 fur animals are kept in Estonia.

Bill· SE665tagasi voetud taiskogul menetlemata

Commercial Code Amendment Act

Estonia · Riigikogu · 13 June 2018

Eelnõuga nähakse ette väikeaktsionäride huvide parema kaitse tagamise kaitseks mitmed muudatused äriseadustikus. Eelnõuga antakse väikeosanikele ja -aktsionäridele senisest ulatuslikum õigus saada teavet, õigus teatud tingimustel nõuda dividendide maksmist (nn sunddividendi nõue), õigus panna maksma äriühingu nõudeid äriühingu juhatuse liikmete vastu, õigus teatud juhtudel äriühingust välja astuda ja nõuda oma osaluse eest õiglast hüvitust, sh juhul, kui aktsiaselts, mille aktsiad on seni olnud kaubeldavad väärtpaberiturul, võtab vastu otsuse aktsiate väärtpaberiturul kauplemise lõpetamiseks.

Bill· SE392tagasi lykatud

Animal Protection Act and Nature Protection Act Amendment Act

Estonia · Riigikogu · 23 February 2017

The draft provides for the prohibition of keeping animals solely or mainly for the purpose of fur production, as well as their breeding and reproduction solely or mainly for the purpose of fur production. The aforementioned ban is intended to be applied to livestock keepers from January 1, 2028.

Bill· SE306tagasi voetud taiskogul menetlemata

The Act on Amendments to the Constitution of the Republic of Estonia to change the procedure for the election of the President of the Republic

Estonia · Riigikogu · 3 October 2016

The bill envisages legalizing the direct election of the President of the Republic. The general principles of the election of the President of the Republic are also established, according to which the candidate who has received more than half of the votes of those who participated in the voting is recognized as elected.

Resolution· OE229tagasi lykatud

Riigikogu decision "Organization of referendum to establish the limit number of recipients of international protection in Estonia"

Estonia · Riigikogu · 2 May 2016

The bill provides for the organization of a referendum on the basic principles of granting international protection to foreigners. The draft seeks to get the people's consent to the policy, which stipulates that the Republic of Estonia would set a limit every year for people to whom Estonia offers international protection.

Bill· SE228tagasi lykatud

The Act on Amending the Constitution of the Republic of Estonia to Enable People's Initiative

Estonia · Riigikogu · 2 May 2016

The bill envisages creating an opportunity for citizens to initiate a bill regardless of the initiatives of political parties represented in the Riigikogu. At least 25,000 voting Estonian citizens and citizens of the European Union and persons who are not citizens of Estonia or another European Union member state, but who live in Estonia on the basis of a long-term resident's residence permit and the right of permanent residence and who are at least 16 years old, have the right to initiate the law by popular initiative.

Resolution· OE88avaldatud riigiteatajas

Decision of the Riigikogu "Establishment of the investigation committee of the Riigikogu into a joint-stock company of the possibility that took place in the management of the Port of Tallinn corruption and similar incidents in the future to investigate the necessary measures to avoid"

Estonia · Riigikogu · 15 September 2015

The bill seeks to establish a Riigikogu investigation committee to identify possible corruption risks in the joint-stock company Tallinna Sadam, in order to find out whether owner supervision has been legal and effective.