By Plenary Sessions: Martin Helme

The patterns of activity are limited to appearances at the plenary session, involving active participation in the question-and-answer round with Climate Minister Yoko Alender. The speaker repeatedly and aggressively attempts to extract information regarding the names of the businessmen who are due to receive subsidies.

There is too little data.

The pattern of activity demonstrates active participation in the plenary session debates, requesting a three-minute extension of speaking time. The Member focuses on obstructing the legislative process by proposing to suspend the second reading.

The speaker is an active participant in the debate taking place during the plenary session, focusing on the Prime Minister's fitness for office and the government's credibility. One address was notably longer, requiring eight minutes of speaking time, suggesting preparation for a comprehensive and sustained attack. These patterns of activity suggest an oppositional role, which seeks to obstruct the government's work on a daily basis.

This pattern of activity is linked to the work of the Riigikogu, appearing repeatedly during the Q&A session to pose pointed and challenging questions to the Prime Minister and other members of the government. The speaker references previous questions in the same format, demonstrating consistent efforts to hold the government accountable.

Insufficient data.