Andre Hanimägi

The most active speaker was Minister of Social Affairs Karmen Joller of the Riigikogu (id 46afnYFUZKE). She represented the governing coalition and performed the main interview and response block in the discussion, explaining the government's positions on advance directives and related issues. Position: right-wing/government representative.

The most active registered speaker was Andre Hanimäe (a member of the legal affairs committee), who primarily presented and led statements and discussions. His role was that of presenter and representative of the committee; his actions were mainly central and led discussions with authority, and he represented the coalition's positions. He is considered representative of the "action factions," but his position is more within the framework of "others" rather than a classical left- or right-wing alignment.

The most active speaker: 46afnYFUZKE; likely position: in the left-wing (Social Democratic Party) faction. They participated with many ideas and questions, and drew attention to traffic safety, oversight, and the autonomy of local governments.

The most active speaker was the presented minister, Liisa-Ly Pakosta, who has a role in introducing and explaining the draft. Her position is “other” (a cross-party letter that is neither left-wing nor right-wing), as she represents the government and the minister’s role is therefore representation of the government line, not of a specific party's faction as an individual.

The most active speaker was Andre Hanimäe (pid=46afnYFUZKE); he represents the center/right-wing positions on a national level and led the discussion relatively actively, emphasizing the reduction of bureaucracy and the involvement of young people in national defense; his position is described as "other" belonging to parliament, with an internal political context, not according to a precise left/right plan.

The most active speaker was facing east with the identifier 46afnYFUZKE, who represents the legal affairs committee and presented a thorough overview of the procedure for the second reading of the bill and the proposed amendments. From a positional perspective, this is a representative of a collegium, not a direct party representative, therefore it moves officially under the "other" political direction, not as a direct representative of a left- or right-wing faction.

46afnYFUZKE is the most active speaker in this session. He is the chairman of the legal affairs committee (the committee's leader), and his role has been to lead the discussion and conduct the procedural actions. In terms of position, he is “other,” meaning a representative not directly associated with either the left- or right-wing political camp; his role demonstrates an official leadership position within the committee.

The most active speaker was Andre Hanimägi (speech during the second reading of the bill, Chairman of the Legal Affairs Committee). His speeches constituted a significant portion of the discussion. Position: other (political centrist or role as committee chairman, not clearly defined on the left or right).

Andre Hanimägi, the chairman of the Legal Affairs Committee, delivered a thorough and substantive presentation on the second reading of bill 493, explaining the constitutional basis for the changes and the committee’s position regarding the Justice Ministry’s concerns. (further information)

The most active speaker was 46afnYFUZKE, whose role is rapporteur for the commission. This role can be taken as an "other" position, as the precise party affiliation is not directly stated in the text.