By Plenary Sessions: Mart Helme

The data is limited to a single appearance during a Q&A session, where multiple questions and remarks were presented. He refers to his previous work as an ambassador in Moscow and the books he has written ("The Prologue of the Bronze Night," "Under the Stars of the Kremlin") to demonstrate his expertise on the topic of Russia.

The speaker actively participates in the debates of the plenary session, presenting the faction's position on the draft bill and responding to interjections. Previous activity as the head of the special committee against corruption is mentioned, and reference is made to the faction meetings where decisions regarding the draft bills are finalized.

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The speaker is active during plenary sessions, directly participating in debates on draft legislation and posing questions. A pattern emerges where they acknowledge the sheer volume of bills being processed and the subsequent need to recall or clarify the content of specific laws.

The speeches were delivered during the Riigikogu (Parliament) information hour, which demonstrates active participation in parliamentary oversight processes and direct criticism of the government. Earlier activity is also mentioned, specifically referencing the government being "grilled" on the topic of demography during Monday's interpellation (formal inquiry). This communication pattern is aimed at continuously and intensely challenging the government's actions.

The speaker was highly active during the plenary session on March 18, repeatedly posing questions and offering lengthy statements throughout the debates on the draft legislation. This pattern indicates a focus on active participation within the Riigikogu chamber, demanding the presence of the minister and raising points of order.

The speaker actively participated in the plenary session held on March 17, 2025, addressing multiple questions to the respondents of the interpellations. This pattern of activity demonstrates a clear focus on parliamentary debate and sharp criticism directed at the government's actions. No events or travel outside of the parliamentary setting were mentioned.

The speeches were delivered during the plenary session, with the speaker referring to the active monitoring of journalistic coverage (yesterday and today). Emphasis was also placed on the long-term monitoring of media propaganda regarding the COVID issue ("having monitored all this propaganda over the years").

The speaker actively participates in plenary sessions, posing questions during the Q&A hour and engaging in debates. He/She refers to his/her experience on the special anti-corruption committee, which demonstrates a focus on issues of parliamentary oversight.

The data shows participation in the Riigikogu (Parliament) information session, posing questions to the Prime Minister. Data regarding other activity patterns, events, or regular appearances is unavailable.

The speaker previously served as the active chairman of the special committee against corruption, where he repeatedly discussed the issues concerning Nordica and Estonian Air with representatives from the National Audit Office and the ministry. In the current session, he is an active participant, demanding additional time to continue the debate.