By Plenary Sessions: Andre Hanimägi

The speaker is active in plenary sessions, presenting draft resolutions and participating in the work of the Legal Committee. He/She regularly refers to public hearings, meetings with representatives of ministries and agencies, and news published in the media (ERR, Estonian Banking Association press release) in support of his/her arguments. He/She is the initiator and rapporteur of the draft legislation, demonstrating an active role in the legislative process.

The speech was delivered during the plenary session, indicating active involvement in legislative work. The speaker also references earlier discussions held within the Legal Affairs Committee, which demonstrates regular work at the committee level. This pattern of activity includes questioning ministers regarding significant state treaties.

The speaker is highly active during the plenary session, raising questions regarding both government policy (the Competition Act, childcare) and the failure to support the Social Democrats' proposed amendments. He/She plays an important role as the rapporteur for the Legal Affairs Committee, providing a comprehensive overview of the discussions and procedural decisions made during the committee's last meeting (June 3).

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The speaker is actively participating in the Riigikogu plenary session, taking part in the debate regarding the relaunch of the number recognition system. He/She refers to previous discussions held in the Legal Committee and the Constitutional Committee, as well as the upcoming debate on the draft legislation, demonstrating a close involvement with the ongoing legislative process.

The speaker is highly active during the plenary session, repeatedly presenting and defending their bill while thoroughly answering questions from colleagues. They reference previous work as a District Head and within the Tallinn City Government, demonstrating continuous engagement with local-level issues. This pattern of activity shows a clear focus on pushing through a specific legislative initiative.

The scope of action is limited to a single plenary session, during which the speaker actively participates in the housing policy debate, posing a question to the minister and delivering an extended address. The speaker requested two minutes of additional time at the conclusion of their presentation, indicating a desire to address the subject matter comprehensively.

The speaker actively participates in plenary sessions, submitting questions and formal interpellations to the minister. Mention is made of an interpellation submitted a month ago, which indicates systematic pressure being placed on the government regarding the issue of Tallinn Hospital. The convening of a working group is also demanded for the purpose of creating a dementia care plan.