Okupatsioonirežiimide poolt represseeritud isiku seaduse muutmise seadus

This Estonian bill amends the law that defines who counts as a person repressed by occupation regimes and sets out the state support available to them. The law covers people persecuted during the Soviet and Nazi occupations of Estonia. Based on the title and committee assignment alone, the bill appears to adjust these eligibility rules or support arrangements. The full text is needed to confirm the specific changes. The amendments would mainly affect surviving victims of occupation-era repression and their families, who may receive state recognition or benefits under the act. State authorities administering these benefits may also be affected. The Social Affairs Committee is handling the bill.