By Plenary Sessions: Kalle Grünthal

The data is limited to a single appearance at the plenary session on December 19th. There is no information regarding the frequency of appearances or other activity patterns.

There is too little data.

The data reveals activity during the plenary session, specifically the submission of two consecutive questions on the same day, both centered on a single, narrow legal issue. This suggests consistent participation in the legislative process, with a clear focus on procedural oversight.

The speaker actively participates in plenary sessions, asking questions of presenters and taking part in debates on draft legislation. They also mention writing articles for newspapers and social media concerning wind generators, which indicates active outreach work outside the Parliament hall. Their pattern of activity encompasses both procedural challenges and substantive opposition.

The records indicate participation in the plenary session, during which the speaker was asked deeply substantive and critical questions concerning the new international legal instrument.

They spoke on two consecutive session days (December 4 and December 5), addressing several questions and delivering a longer speech, which demonstrates high activity in the plenary debates. The speeches focused on security, as well as social and economic issues. Notably, one extended address concerning public health was given at two o'clock in the morning.

The speaker participated in the committee's work on Monday, where the 200-page draft Public Health Act was deliberated. The current pattern of activity involves questioning the government during the Riigikogu information hour to raise topics that were overlooked in the committee.

The records are limited to intensive participation in a single plenary session on December 3, 2024, raising repeated questions and making statements regarding the draft bill. The speaker is an active participant in the debate, repeatedly leveling the same accusations and demanding a response.