By Months: Liina Kersna

The course of action involves participation in the parliamentary debate on October 7th, where they will pose questions to the minister. The speaker also references previous involvement in the work of the Culture Committee, where the same topic caused confusion.

The speaker is actively involved in the work of the Riigikogu Culture Committee, serving as the committee's chairman and rapporteur, and is responsible for providing a detailed overview of the bill's legislative process. They also cite extensive fieldwork experience, having visited at least 300 different schools over the course of 10 years.

The politician was highly active in the Riigikogu (Estonian Parliament) in June 2025, delivering several speeches on multiple days (June 10, 17, 18) and serving as the rapporteur for the Culture Committee. He/She referenced the intensive work within the committee, including specific meetings (June 3) and upcoming joint sessions (with the Legal and Culture Committees scheduled for the autumn). This pattern of activity demonstrates a focus on the final phases of legislation and the presentation of the committee's work results.

The speaker was active in the Riigikogu plenary sessions on three days (May 7, 14, and 15), presenting a draft bill on behalf of the Culture Committee and participating in the education debate. This activity included both the presentation of the committee's work results and the submission of a question to the minister regarding adult education.

The speaker was active during the second half of April, speaking on two separate session days (April 15th and 22nd). April 22nd was a particularly intense speaking day, where they posed two questions and delivered one longer address. They also mentioned participating in the work of the Culture Committee, where the topic of the Estonia annex has been discussed nine times over the last six months.

The data set indicates one instance in the Riigikogu chamber on March 11, 2025, suggesting activity during the parliamentary question time. Insufficient data set for identifying patterns.

Speeches were delivered during parliamentary sessions on two separate days (February 17 and 26), indicating active involvement in legislative work. This pattern of activity suggests a focus on raising specific social and educational issues by submitting detailed inquiries to the minister.

Activity patterns indicate participation in the Riigikogu debate on January 20. Insufficient data to determine frequency or rhythm.