By Months: Liina Kersna

The representative is actively involved in legislative work, regularly attending meetings of the Culture Committee (December 9 and 16) and managing stakeholder engagement (December 3). They are currently focused on processing specific draft legislation and setting corresponding schedules, with the final vote planned for January of next year.

The pattern of activity demonstrates active participation in legislative work, serving as the representative for the draft bill appointed by the Cultural Affairs Committee before the Riigikogu (Parliament). The address includes references to the committee meeting held on September 10th and the presentation of the report to the plenary session on September 18th. The speaker is actively engaged in managing the proceedings of the draft bill and determining the timeline.

The data indicates participation in the Riigikogu session on June 12, 2024, where questions were posed to the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. This suggests active involvement in parliamentary discussions, particularly concerning justice and education issues. There is no data available regarding the frequency or rhythm of other appearances.

The speaker was active in the Riigikogu sessions, addressing two different topics in the same week (May 27 and 30). This pattern points to participation in both social and economic policy debates, asking questions of both the minister and bank representatives.

The speaker is an active legislator who is presenting the second reading of the draft Education Act to the Riigikogu on April 3, 2024. Activity patterns suggest intensive work within the Culture Committee, where consensus decisions were reached, and adherence to specific procedural deadlines (April 3 and April 10).

Active in Riigikogu sessions (03-05 and 03-19) and in the work of the Culture Committee, appearing both as a questioner and as the rapporteur for the lead committee. The pattern of activity indicates an intensive focus on the details and timeline of the education agreement negotiations. Presents longer, prepared reports that require additional time.

The politician was active during the period under review, submitting two questions six days apart (January 18 and 23). This pattern of activity suggests participation in official sittings where questions are posed to rapporteurs and the head of government.