By Agendas: Yoko Alender

The activities involve participating in the Environment Committee meeting on September 22nd, where the bill was discussed with the Minister and ministry officials. The primary activity is fulfilling the role of rapporteur at the Riigikogu plenary session on October 15th, presenting the committee's decisions. This work is connected to completing the stages of the legislative procedure.

The speaker is active in the legislative process, participating in the bill's discussions within the Environment Committee and submitting questions during the first reading. This pattern of activity demonstrates a commitment to resolving, during the plenary session, the inconsistencies that arose during the committee work.

The speaker’s pattern of activity includes active participation in the committee’s work, specifically by presenting a report on the outcomes of the September 15th discussion. They fulfill the role of the representative of the lead committee during the first reading of the draft legislation, which indicates regular engagement in legislative duties. The meetings were attended by the minister and several officials from the Circular Economy Department.

The individual's pattern of activity indicates intervention during sessions, specifically targeting votes on the agenda or procedural motions. Two instances were observed several months apart (February and June), suggesting routine interference during procedural junctures.

Speakers are actively participating in the first reading of the draft legislation (Bill 657 SE). One speaker specifically referenced the bill's discussion in the committee and expressed a willingness to refine the details there. Data regarding other patterns of activity is unavailable.

The speaker is actively involved in the legislative process as the rapporteur for the Environment Committee, thoroughly detailing the meetings held on April 8 and June 5. This pattern of activity includes engaging specialists and managing the legislative timetable (the reading on June 11, the final vote on June 18).

The speaker is an active member and rapporteur of the Environment Committee, presenting the committee's discussions and procedural decisions. He/She referenced a recent site visit to the Sopi-Tootsi wind farm (yesterday) and participation in the presentation of the noise study held there. This demonstrates regular involvement in both legislative work and the on-site assessment of projects.

The speaker is an active legislator, having been appointed the lead rapporteur for the draft bill and presenting the committee's decision to the Riigikogu to discontinue the second reading. He describes the committee's workflow in detail, mentioning three sittings (in April and May) and the hearing of interest groups.

The speech was delivered during a Riigikogu debate in response to the minister's presentation, and the speaker requested additional time, which indicates active participation in the debate. Previous participation in related discussions is mentioned, as well as knowledge of the processing of ongoing draft legislation. Reference is also made to biogas projects launched during this year.

The speaker points to active involvement in the committee's work, noting their membership in 2023 and the repeated, in-depth consideration of the topic within the committee, particularly based on the report by the National Audit Office. This demonstrates a pattern where the speaker has been deeply engaged with the preparation of the draft bill and the supporting background documents.

The speaker is active in Riigikogu sessions, supporting draft legislation. He/She references his/her previous tenure as a minister, during which he/she also backed the bill currently under consideration, thereby demonstrating consistency in his/her political stance.

The speaker is actively involved in the legislative process (the third reading) and constantly refers to ongoing negotiations with market participants aimed at determining the methodology for frequency reserves. Specific development projects are also mentioned, such as a battery storage facility scheduled for completion at the end of the year, which demonstrates a commitment to policy implementation.

There is not enough data.

The speaker's pattern of activity includes active participation in the legislative process and the committee's work, presenting a report on the committee discussion that took place on June 11th. He/She also refers to previous substantive contributions made during the drafting of the bill.

The speaker referred to active engagement outside the Riigikogu, noting that over the past two years, they have met with people across Estonia and repeatedly heard questions regarding nuclear energy. This points to regular public involvement and the introduction of these topics at the regional level.

There is not enough data.

The speaker is actively participating in the Riigikogu debate, posing questions to the rapporteur and colleagues, and attempting to connect the themes of welfare and energy-intensive businesses. Reference is made to recent conferences and fresh news (specifically concerning a new large solar park), demonstrating an active engagement with current affairs.