By Plenary Sessions: Yoko Alender

The speaker is actively involved in legislative work, participating in the discussions of the Environment Committee and presenting the draft legislation to the plenary session as the rapporteur. Their mode of operation includes communicating the detailed substance of the committee's work and seeking confirmation from the minister regarding technical issues. They have been appointed as the rapporteur for the draft legislation at the plenary session.

The speaker’s operational model involves active participation in the committee’s work, including meetings with the Minister and officials from the Circular Economy Department (September 15). The speaker fulfills the role of the steering committee representative, presenting detailed reports on discussions and decisions to the plenary assembly and being responsible for the further processing of the draft legislation.

The faction remains active during Riigikogu sessions, often intervening in discussions of procedural matters during extraordinary sessions (in February and June). Their operational pattern indicates a tendency to react to proposals submitted by others, immediately expressing opposition to them.

The speaker is actively participating in the plenary session debate on the waste reform, presenting both questions and more extensive, data-driven positions. Previous activity in the committee is mentioned ("we also dealt with this in the committee"), which indicates a systematic contribution to the legislative process.

The activity pattern demonstrates active participation in the work of the Environmental Committee, leading the preparation of the draft legislation for the second reading. The speaker provides the plenary session with a detailed overview of the committee meetings (April 8, June 5) and submits a proposal regarding the schedule for the final vote on June 18.

A very active member and rapporteur of the Environment Committee, regularly participating in sessions (three mentioned sessions) and site visits (Sopi-Tootsi wind farm). Handles the lead procedure for two complex draft bills, which require consultation with stakeholders and ministries.

The data is limited to the appearance at the Riigikogu plenary session, during which the Minister’s speech is analyzed and questions are answered. The speaker refers to active participation in law-making and the processing of draft legislation this year, including the handling of the draft bill concerning the Natura impact assessment in the Riigikogu.

The speakers refer to their previous activity, both in their ministerial capacity and in the work of the commission, noting the repeated and thorough treatment of the topic. The speeches are being delivered at the plenary session late at night, which suggests that an important topic is being debated outside of regular working hours.

The speaker is actively participating in the plenary session ahead of the final vote on the draft bill, citing ongoing negotiations with market participants aimed at establishing a methodology for frequency reserves. Reference is also made to previous joint efforts in carrying out synchronization, and an extension is requested for a comprehensive review of the subject.

Not enough data.

The speaker's pattern of activity is linked to the legislative process and committee work, providing the plenary with an overview of the committee discussion held on June 11th. He/She has been actively involved in the drafting of the bill and familiarizing himself/herself with its content, and currently serves as the bill's presenter.

The speaker referred to active engagement with the public, mentioning meetings held with people across Estonia where the topic of nuclear energy was discussed. This points to regular activity taking place outside the Riigikogu chamber, aimed at gathering feedback and addressing public opinion.

The data is limited to a single question during the plenary session, which focuses on the development of the energy sector and industry.

The speaker is actively involved in the plenary debate, posing questions to the rapporteur and delivering a longer, structured speech. Their participation in a recent energy conference is noted, indicating active knowledge gathering outside of the Riigikogu sessions.