By Plenary Sessions: Mario Kadastik

The speaker notes that they have addressed the topic of nuclear energy "in a great many places," which points to high activity and extensive outreach efforts. They are scheduled to speak at the plenary session, providing both a procedural clarification and a substantive defense speech.

The speaker highlighted their long-term association with this issue, noting that they initiated the process over a decade ago and are now involved in its final stage. They emphasized the need for the vote to take place during the additional sittings of the spring session.

The speaker's operational patterns demonstrate an active role in managing the legislative process, evidenced by recent discussions in the Economic Affairs Committee (on May 30th) and close communication with ministry representatives and stakeholders. He/she has been focused on tracking the timeline and procedures for handling the specific draft bill (400).

Patterns of activity indicate active participation in the meetings of the Economic Affairs Committee (e.g., May 30 and June 3), as well as regular reporting to the plenary session concerning the progress of legislation. The communication pattern has focused on presenting a structured procedural timeline and planning subsequent readings.

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