By Plenary Sessions: Mario Kadastik

The data is insufficient. (The speaker participated in the plenary session, posing a question after the presentation.)

The speaker actively participated in the plenary session of the Riigikogu during the first reading of the draft bill, fielding numerous questions. They also mentioned attending the Nordic Nuclear Forum in Helsinki last week and receiving recent research from the Ministry of Climate. This demonstrates active engagement in industry events and a clear awareness of the latest data.

The speaker actively participated in the plenary debate concerning the economy and exports, posing several questions to the rapporteurs and delivering a substantive address, which required an extension of time. Mention was also made of their previous role as the head of the space delegation and their involvement with the issue of CERN full membership.

The speaker is actively involved in legislative work, providing the plenary session with comprehensive reports on the Economic Committee meetings (May 9 and 13) and the working groups (April 29 and 30). This pattern of activity includes detailed reporting on proceedings and decisions, as well as submitting questions to the Minister regarding new regulatory concepts.

The speaker is highly active during the plenary session, intervening repeatedly with both procedural questions (the right to reply) and substantive remarks. His interventions are often reactive, responding to the fact that he was repeatedly mentioned in earlier speeches.

The speaker is actively involved in the work process of the Economic Affairs Committee, reporting to the plenary session on the committee's meetings and procedural decisions. Their activities include detailed monitoring of the legislative process and gathering feedback from stakeholders (sending out engagement letters). They serve as the representative of the lead committee for the draft bill.

The speaker is actively participating in the plenary session discussion concerning e-elections, noting that a debate on a matter of significant national importance is also scheduled for Thursday. He urges members of the Riigikogu (Parliament) and political parties to take part in the test elections to gain a proper understanding of how the system operates.