By Months: Andrei Korobeinik

The pattern of activity is limited to active participation in procedural disputes during a Riigikogu session on one specific date, September 22, 2025. The speaker repeatedly intervened on the topic of scheduling the agenda item. Data concerning other public appearances or regular activities is unavailable.

The speaker has been extremely active during Riigikogu sessions, participating heavily in economic and legislative debates throughout June 2025. They repeatedly pose detailed questions, challenge procedural rules, and submit motions to either reject or halt draft legislation. Furthermore, they criticize the absence of other members of parliament (SDE) from the chamber during discussions of critical issues.

The activity pattern is intense, focusing on participation and intervention in Riigikogu sessions throughout May 2025. Participation is noted both during interpellations (Via Baltica/Prime Minister) and during discussions of draft legislation (unemployment insurance, taxation), with repeated proposals made for the rejection of the drafts or the termination of the proceedings.

The speaker is active in the Parliament hall, participating in in-depth debates regarding the Chancellor of Justice's report and posing questions to ministers. He/She references his/her previous work on the Finance Committee, appeals made to the Chancellor of Justice and the President, and assistance provided to citizens in administrative court proceedings. The speaker is also involved in introducing specific draft legislation aimed at mitigating the car tax.

The speaker is active in the sessions, having appeared on two days (March 19 and 24) with repeated questions. His/Her pattern of activity includes sending letters to the board and consistently demanding answers regarding previous commitments and procedural chaos. He/She is actively engaged in the committee's work, citing the meetings of the Finance Committee.

The speaker is highly active in Riigikogu sessions, participating frequently in debates (on at least six days in February) and asking both substantive and procedural questions. He/She takes part in discussions on economic policy, motions of no confidence, and foreign policy issues. His/Her speeches are often lengthy and thorough, incorporating responses to several previous speakers.

The speaker actively participated in Riigikogu sessions on three separate dates (January 15, 20, and 27), focusing both on government issues (the e-state) and sharp criticism of the parliament's operational procedures. This pattern demonstrates consistent opposition oversight and the raising of procedural matters. He/She emphasizes his/her presence at the sessions, contrasting it with the absence of coalition MPs.