By Months: Annely Akkermann

The speaker's efforts have been concentrated on the work of the Finance Committee, submitting reports to the Riigikogu on the handling of several bills (tax treaty, supplementary budget, car tax), which were processed intensively throughout October and November. They also referenced active communication with various interest groups (representatives of people with disabilities, car dealers) and participation in radio debates. The objective is to bring these laws into force via an accelerated procedure (December 1).

The speaker is highly active in the Riigikogu Finance Committee, citing a tight schedule of sittings and a heavy workload (a quarter of all draft legislation is currently under procedure, plus additional sittings). This pattern of activity demonstrates a focus on preparing legislation and presenting it before the plenary session, emphasizing the necessity of enacting the laws on time (before December 1st).

Based on the limited data, it is not possible to draw conclusions about activity patterns.

Actively participates in the work of the Finance Committee, chairing several sessions in June 2025. Regularly provides updates on the legislative process and voting results for draft bills. Thoroughly answers colleagues' questions, demonstrating continuous engagement in budgetary processes. He/She also initiates legislation (e.g., amendments to the motor vehicle tax).

Actively participates in the work of the Finance Committee, leading the processing of draft legislation and delivering reports. Is regularly present in the Riigikogu (Estonian Parliament), participating in discussions on both budgetary and environmental topics. Mentions meetings with international guests (students from Germany and Croatia), demonstrating diplomatic activity.

Actively participates in the work of the Finance Committee, conducting thorough analyses of draft legislation. During April, they spoke multiple times in the Riigikogu, addressing topics such as gender balance and land tax. Their activity focuses on committee work and the processing of bills, including matters concerning the appointment of members to the Council of the Bank of Estonia.

The speaker actively participates in the work of the Finance Committee, chairing discussions and presenting the committee's views. He/She refers to regular committee sessions and the adoption of procedural decisions. His/Her repeated calls for the opposition to participate more fully in the committee's work, particularly directed at the members of EKRE, are noteworthy.