By Plenary Sessions: Jaak Aab

Based on the data, it is not possible to draw conclusions about activity patterns.

Points to active involvement in the coalition's working groups and the Coalition Council. Mentions their role as Chairman of the Economic Affairs Committee and the specific steps taken to advance the draft legislation. Demonstrates consistent engagement with issues concerning both the car tax and competition law over an extended period. Stresses participation in negotiations and working groups.

The speaker points out that they have been discussing "the same issue here for the umpteenth time," which demonstrates a pattern of consistent and repetitive handling of the topic. They mention active discussions with members of the Reform Party in the Economic Affairs Committee and with former ministers, as well as requesting official assistance from the Chancellery of the Supreme Court. The speaker has served as the chairman of the Economic Affairs Committee and has been actively involved in the legislative process.

The speaker refers to active participation in the Economic Affairs Committee, where he/she has previously expressed his/her views. He/She consistently monitors the process of amending the Competition Act and is involved in the deliberation of both previous and current drafts of the bill.

The speaker has been actively involved in the proceedings concerning the Competition Act for approximately a year and a half, serving as the Chairman of the Economic Affairs Committee and guiding the legislative process. He/She regularly attends Riigikogu sessions and participates in committee work, demonstrating a consistent commitment to legislative matters. His/Her involvement encompasses both speeches delivered in the plenary session and work within the committee.

Based on limited data—two interventions during the same day indicate active participation in parliamentary debates. The subject consistently focuses on the same topic, delving into the questions and demanding more precise answers.

The speeches are scheduled for the Riigikogu plenary session on June 5, 2025, where the speaker will actively participate in discussions arising from the work of the Economic Affairs Committee. The speaker refers to regular tax debates ("practically every week and every day"), which demonstrates continuous involvement in economic policy discussions.

Based on the limited data, it is impossible to draw conclusions about activity patterns.

The speaker actively participates in both plenary sessions and the work of the Economic Committee, citing yesterday's committee meeting. They demonstrate consistent interest in the same topics across various forums and seek to obtain clear answers to complex financing questions.

All four addresses took place on the same day (June 2, 2025), demonstrating active participation in the plenary session. The focus was consistently on posing questions to ministers across various sectors: the Ministry of Defence, education, social affairs, and healthcare.