By Plenary Sessions: Varro Vooglaid

The speaker is actively participating in the Riigikogu plenary session, introducing a draft bill to abolish e-voting and engaging in procedural debates. They refer to their previous activities, including an interpellation submitted to the Minister of Justice and participation in the Constitutional Committee session, where both e-elections and the sanctions draft bill were discussed.

The representative is active during the plenary session, submitting inquiries concerning systemic issues within the justice sector and high-profile criminal proceedings. It is noted that one of these inquiries (regarding a restriction on proceedings) had already been submitted in May 2023, demonstrating consistency in addressing the issue.

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The speaker is demonstrating a persistent pattern of activity, asking the same critical questions during the Riigikogu question time for the second week running. This indicates continuous pressure on the government and repeated efforts to obtain a clear answer.

The speaker actively participates in the plenary session, delivering both a longer, principled speech and questions concerning the rational counterarguments to the bill and examples of negative referendums. This pattern of activity is linked to the handling of a specific draft law, the timing of which is symbolically tied to the 90th anniversary of the 1934 coup d'état.

The data is limited to three interventions during a single plenary session (March 11, 2024), which indicates active participation in the debate during the Prime Minister's Question Time. Information regarding the frequency of appearances or other public engagements is unavailable.

The pattern of activity involves active participation in the Riigikogu Question Time, presenting the Prime Minister with a detailed, high-stakes question. This is followed by two strong procedural interpellations, demonstrating active involvement in the parliamentary oversight process and a demanding rhythm of communication.

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The speaker is very active during the session, repeatedly asking questions, making remarks, and submitting formal inquiries on several topics throughout the day. This pattern demonstrates dedication to the parliamentary debate and the consistent highlighting of previous issues (referencing the earlier bank tax bill in May and the previous discussion on gender reassignment).