By Plenary Sessions: Martin Helme

The dataset indicates one instance of participation in the plenary session, specifically in the form of asking a question. Insufficient data for evaluating patterns.

There is not enough data.

A very active and consistent speaker during the plenary session, submitting multiple inquiries and remarks consecutively on the same date, focusing primarily on transport and economic issues. He/She mentions participation in the European Union Affairs Committee and previous work on the board of a housing association.

All interventions took place on a single plenary session date (January 17, 2024), suggesting active and repeated involvement in the discussions of various draft legislation. The speaker's pace is intense, as they both posed questions and supported several related bills, particularly those concerning tax reductions.

The speaker is active during the Riigikogu information sessions, posing pointed questions to the Prime Minister and the relevant minister. He/She quickly responds to controversial threat assessments raised in public debate and the media, demanding clarity and concrete plans from the government.

The speaker is highly active during the Riigikogu plenary sessions, specifically during the phase dedicated to answering interpellations, posing repetitive and lengthy questions to the Prime Minister and ministers. He/She repeatedly requests extended speaking time (eight minutes), which suggests a desire to present thorough and in-depth arguments. This pattern of activity is aimed at the continuous and intensive criticism of the government's actions.

The data is limited to two speeches delivered during the plenary session on a single day. It mentions participation in committee work and interaction with permanent state officials ("permanent state functionaries"), indicating active involvement in the legislative process.

The speaker is active during the plenary session, having submitted several bills aimed at lowering the VAT and participating in the debate concerning international financing. He attends the caucus meetings, requesting a recess for this purpose. He also references his participation in committee work, although he criticizes its inefficiency.