By Plenary Sessions: Mart Helme

The speaker's pattern of activity is restricted to correcting the voting outcome and explaining their voting conduct during the plenary session. Data regarding the frequency of appearances or other activities is insufficient.

Records show participation in the Riigikogu information session on January 24, 2024, where several related questions concerning security were posed. An earlier visit to Finland is mentioned, undertaken to study practices related to the repair and restoration of military equipment. There is no data available regarding other public appearances or activities.

The data originates from a single plenary session (January 22, 2024), demonstrating active participation in Riigikogu debates. The speaker raises both substantive political objections and procedural questions concerning the minister's attendance. The speech pattern is rhythmic and repetitive, focusing on the same topics (mandatory renovation, taxes, freedom) across multiple interventions.

The speaker is active during the plenary session, engaging in detailed discussions and responding to materials presented by other presenters (Lauri Luur). This approach involves the rapid analysis and verification of presented data (such as researching the population decline in Pärnu County online) to substantiate their arguments.

Insufficient data.

The speaker participated in the information hour by posing questions, which indicates the active utilization of Parliament's oversight function. He/She mentions monitoring Russian and Estonian Russian media to assess the impact of government decisions on propaganda and internal security.

The speaker is active in the plenary sessions of the Riigikogu, participating in debates held within the framework of interpellations and posing follow-up questions. This pattern of activity indicates involvement in the parliament's oversight function, focusing on addressing current scandals.

The speaker is highly active during the sitting, repeatedly posing questions and making statements regarding several interpellations (education, national defense, Rail Baltic, internal security). The pattern of activity involves the intensive criticism and challenging of the government's actions and responses, utilizing procedural opportunities to request additional time and raise points of order.

The speaker was active during the plenary session, asking several questions in a short period of time concerning both tax policy and the procedural aspects of the session. There is no information regarding regular appearances or events.

The speaker mentions having recently been absent from the Riigikogu due to an operation, suggesting a return to active duty. These remarks were delivered during the information hour in the form of pointed questions and accusations aimed at the Prime Minister.