By Plenary Sessions: Kalle Grünthal

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All presentations took place during a single day of the plenary session, where both questions and longer speeches regarding the draft legislation were given. Participation in the work of the Social Affairs Committee was mentioned, and reference was made to the recent visit of a children's delegation to the committee. Eight minutes of speaking time were also requested.

The data covers only a single day of the sitting, during which two consecutive questions were posed concerning the same draft law. This suggests active involvement in the discussion of the specifics of that particular piece of legislation.

The mode of operation focuses on presenting and defending a specific bill at a plenary session, having personally initiated the legislation. He/She refers to previous activities, such as communicating with Forus taxi drivers and participating in committee sessions.

The speaker is active during the plenary sessions, participating in both procedural matters and debates related to the reports submitted by the Chancellor of Justice. He/She references recent parliamentary events (specifically, the handling of the car tax bill) and the frequent interventions by the Chancellor of Justice (three times in the span of two months).

The speaker is active in plenary sessions, asking multiple questions regarding various draft bills during a single day. Previous meetings with representatives of the Health Board and participation in the work of the Social Affairs Committee are noted, which demonstrates consistent activity in the areas of legislation and administrative oversight.

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