By Plenary Sessions: Rene Kokk

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The data indicates participation in the plenary session, during which repeated and increasingly in-depth questions were raised concerning the implementation of a specific draft law. The pattern points to a questioner who is detail-oriented and consistently persistent.

The speaker is active during the plenary session, repeatedly posing specific follow-up questions concerning the implementation of the car tax and delivering a longer address. It is noted that this same question has been raised in the chamber on multiple occasions, indicating a consistent focus on the topic. Procedural time was also utilized (taking an additional three minutes).

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The speaker refers to his previous activity as minister, where he took a Saturday to personally visit the Ikla border crossing point and verify the impact of the excise duty reduction. This demonstrates a pattern where political claims are verified through practical, on-site observations.

The speaker is active during the plenary session, raising a series of successive and pointed questions concerning the documentation and availability of a specific document (a law firm's opinion). The second question indicates that the speaker had checked the existence of the materials in the interim ("I went just now and looked"), demonstrating active preparation and verification.