By Plenary Sessions: Raimond Kaljulaid

The speeches reflect active participation in the plenary session during the interpellation or debate phase, where both substantive questions and lengthy, argued positions are put forward. One speaker points out the Interior Minister's unusual practice of remaining until the end of the session, referencing certain patterns observed in ministerial attendance.

The data reveals active participation in the plenary session of the Riigikogu, and references indicate involvement in the work of the National Defence Committee. The speaker has also been an active proposer and supporter of amendments throughout the legislative process.

The speaker actively exercises parliamentary oversight, having submitted a formal interpellation to the Minister of Defence (on May 19) and participating in the work of the Riigikogu National Defence Committee. It is noted that the pace of discussing these interpellations is too slow, given that the substantive discussion only began four months after the issue first became topical.

There is not enough data.

The speaker participated in the plenary session debate, requesting additional time and apologizing for running over the allotted time. He/She referenced their participation in a recent National Defence Committee meeting, where the report of the National Audit Office was discussed.

All speeches took place during a single plenary session in September 2025. The speaker demands that the minister regularly monitor key indicators (weekly or monthly), but there is no data regarding the speaker's own regular frequency of appearances.

The speaker is an active initiator of draft legislation (along with colleagues) and scrutinizes the government's activities by submitting written inquiries and interpellations to ministers. He/She often deals with procedural matters, such as changing the agenda and suspending the processing of bills, in order to ensure that important topics are debated during the day and to clarify any suspicious circumstances.