By Agendas: Lauri Hussar

The speaker is actively championing this legislative initiative, having initiated and presented Bill 684 SE during its first reading. He/She referenced previous outreach efforts (in June) aimed at collecting signatures among Riigikogu members, which demonstrates a proactive approach to securing support. The speaker stresses the necessity of implementing these amendments during the current session.

The Speaker is actively chairing the Riigikogu plenary session, introducing a specific item on the agenda and inviting the minister to the rostrum.

The pattern of activity indicates involvement in managing the legislative process, specifically in concluding the first reading of the bill and setting the deadline for submitting amendments (October 22 at 5:15 PM).

The data indicates a singular, yet significant, procedural intervention during the first reading of the motor vehicle tax bill. The pattern suggests active participation in discussions concerning the management and procedural rules governing Riigikogu debates.

The speaker is actively involved in chairing sessions and planning the agenda, noting that they chaired the session and were aware of the minister's foreign trip. They participate in the work of the Riigikogu Board, where agenda amendments are considered. Their activities encompass both solving logistical problems (repairing chairs) and initiating important legislative bills.

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The course of action is restricted to a single public appearance, scheduled specifically to meet the candidacy requirements for the election of the Speaker of the Riigikogu. This suggests an action tied directly to the specific deadlines governing the parliament's internal elections.

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The speaker is actively participating in the Riigikogu session, posing questions during the first reading of the bill on the taxation of the banking sector. The pattern of activity indicates a focus on ascertaining specific figures and facts during the course of the debate.

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The speech is dated December 19th and apparently takes place as part of an annual holiday event, serving as a retrospective on Santa Claus’s activities. The speaker is actively researching historical data (transcripts). Future plans are non-political, involving going fishing.

The speaker emphasizes their role as the initiator of the discussion three months ago, highlighting long-term and consistent effort in advancing this particular draft law. They actively participate in negotiations and will present at the bill's third reading.

Data is scarce.

The speaker is an active legislator who initiated the topic three months ago and is now presenting a specific bill (545 SE) for its first reading. This pattern of activity demonstrates a long-term commitment to implementing this specific legal amendment.

The pattern of activity is limited to a single public appearance during a Riigikogu session, where the candidacy for the position of Speaker of the Riigikogu was announced.

The speaker refers to recent events, such as the visit of the Baltic states' speakers to Washington, which took place the week before last. He also notes the active and continuous advocacy work carried out by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Riigikogu Foreign Affairs Committee.