By Plenary Sessions: Peeter Ernits

All the speeches originate from a single plenary session of the Riigikogu, where the budget and the economic situation were discussed. The speaker is actively involved in the debate, asking repeated questions about the economy and inflation, and delivering longer, summarizing critical statements. He/She also mentions the expectation of reading through the budget's explanatory memorandum over the weekend.

The speaker is active in plenary sessions, posing questions to ministers regarding the details and implementation of draft legislation. Previous unsuccessful attempts by the faction to contact the minister over the summer are also mentioned, highlighting the consistent demand for accountability even outside the chamber. He/She actively participates in procedural disputes.

The speaker is active in Riigikogu sessions, posing multiple questions to the Prime Minister and ministers in a single day. He/She also mentions recent meetings with the heads of various institutions, held "on their turf" (for instance, the board of the Chamber of Bailiffs and Trustees in Bankruptcy), as well as travel (from Saaremaa aboard the Tõll ferry).

The speaker actively participates in plenary sessions, asking questions regarding both economic policy and the technical specifications of the chamber. He/She references the discussion held the previous day concerning the system for displaying the names of Riigikogu members.

All the speeches were delivered during a single day of the plenary session, focusing on several draft bills and questions directed at the rapporteurs. The speaker references their extensive parliamentary experience ("nearly 9 years in parliament") and their participation in the discussions of the Legal Affairs Committee. They criticize the rushing of the legislative process (for example, holding two readings in the final week).

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The speaker is active during the plenary session, participating in the debate following the Chancellor of Justice's report and intervening on procedural matters. They carefully monitor which factions and committees (such as the Constitutional Committee) are present for or absent from the debate.

All presentations occurred during one plenary session (2025-09-15), which points to active involvement in the agenda items, repeatedly asking questions and making longer speeches. Previous inquiries (EKRE on June 16) and the individual's prior work (as a council member in Tartu County) are also mentioned.

The data indicates participation in the plenary session in the form of submitting a question, referencing prior activity in the legislative process before the summer season.

All the speeches have been concentrated into a single plenary session date (2025-09-10), demonstrating significant activity in the legislative debate. The speaker referenced their personal work, mentioning reading the defense bill over the summer and the effort required to 'grasp' it.

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The speaker is highly active and demanding during the plenary session, beginning by explicitly requesting speaking time. During their presentation, they employ unconventional methods (playing video/audio, displaying a physical object), which suggests an intent to maximize attention. They visited the crater resulting from the Elva drone explosion and collected evidence from the site.

The speaker is active in the plenary session, posing questions to multiple ministers. He mentions his personal intervention in crisis situations, citing the example of saving seedlings at the Iisaku nursery by addressing the minister and the head of the State Forest Management Centre (RMK) directly. He criticizes ministers and committee chairmen for enjoying their vacations during the crisis, characterizing this as lax conduct.

He/She actively submits interpellations, often covering multiple topics during a single session. He/She mentions taking personal trips on weekends (to the Luhamaa/Koidula border checkpoints, the Iisaku plant nursery, and the Palamuse fair) to gather information and intervene in issues. He/She demonstrates a rapid response to crises, such as the Iisaku plant nursery incident.