By Plenary Sessions: Helle-Moonika Helme

The Speaker is actively participating in the plenary session, engaging in the debate on the draft legislation by posing questions to the rapporteur. His mode of operation involves expanding the scope of the issue and pointing out deficiencies in the committee's work, thereby directing future investigative efforts.

The speaker is a very active initiator of bills during the session, submitting within one day both an amendment to the Language Act and three different versions of the draft amendment to the Income Tax Act. This indicates persistence and repeated attempts to achieve their goals, adjusting the figures according to the support in the chamber.

Data is scarce.

The speaker is active in plenary sessions, participating in debates and question-and-answer sessions, where they pose sharp and repeated follow-up questions to ministers. They mention the prior submission of an interpellation (May 12, 2023) and participation in the information hour, which demonstrates consistent activity in raising issues pertinent to the opposition.

The speaker is actively involved in committee work, citing the meetings of the Culture Committee where the issues under consideration were discussed extensively and in depth. Their pattern of activity demonstrates a deep engagement with the substantive discussion of the topics prior to the plenary session.

The speaker was very active during the sitting, independently submitting two draft bills (103 and 247) to amend the Income Tax Act, and participating in the debate on several occasions with detailed questions and procedural remarks.

The speaker actively participates in the plenary session, submitting inquiries (some of which were already filed in May) and repeatedly posing follow-up questions to the Prime Minister. They also make procedural proposals concerning the conduct of the session, criticizing the Prime Minister's manner of response.

The speaker is active in plenary sessions, presenting draft legislation and participating in debates. He/She highlights the lengthy procedural delay of the bill he/she initiated (submitted in May 2023, under discussion in January 2024), which indicates consistent, yet slow legislative activity.

The data indicates active participation in the Riigikogu information session in January 2024, during which several substantive questions were posed and a procedural remark was made.

The speaker is active during the session, posing multiple questions and referencing an interpellation submitted earlier, in May, to the Minister of Education and Research regarding the closure of rural schools. Their pattern of activity involves the repeated raising of specific topics and the substantive analysis of the ministers' responses.