By Plenary Sessions: Varro Vooglaid

All addresses were delivered during a single plenary session, taking the form of questions and procedural interventions directed at several ministers and the committee chairman. The speaker is actively engaged in scrutinizing the credibility and actions of the ministers. Records regarding other patterns of activity are unavailable.

The speaker's pattern of activity is linked to participation in the information hour of the Riigikogu session, where pointed and detailed questions are directed at the Prime Minister concerning both the rule of law and economic matters. They submit both primary questions and clarifying follow-up questions, indicating a willingness to sustain the debate.

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The speaker is highly active during the plenary session, posing questions to the minister and delivering longer interventions on various subjects. The topics shift rapidly (prisons, hate speech, Lihula, a colleague's conduct), suggesting a broad scope of engagement throughout the sitting. He/She continuously references information sourced from the websites of other countries (the United Kingdom).

The speaker is active during the plenary session, asking a series of questions and demanding clarification from the government. He/She refers to listening to the responses both while present in the chamber and while in his/her office, demonstrating continuous engagement with the session's proceedings. All addresses delivered are aimed at the critical analysis of the government's activities and the substance of the budget.

The data is confined to two interventions during one plenary session, indicating active participation in the debate on a specific draft law through the submission of questions and follow-up questions.

The speaker is actively participating in the plenary session, posing detailed questions concerning both the substance of the draft law and the available procedural options. This pattern of engagement demonstrates a focus on the critical analysis of specific legal provisions and the pursuit of procedural remedies.

The speaker's pattern of activity in the provided material is confined to posing questions during the Riigikogu (Parliament) information hour, concentrating on several topical and fundamental issues. There are no references to travel or other public engagements outside the parliamentary session.

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