By Plenary Sessions: Anastassia Kovalenko-Kõlvart

Highlights the following stages of the draft bill process (the successful conclusion of the first reading, engagement during the second reading) and the plan to discuss possibilities for broader regulation; it refers to the consideration of regulatory amendments in plenary sessions.

A relatively active representative in the Q&A session, delivering two addresses during the same sitting (and referencing the previous information hour); focuses on matters concerning constitutional duties and corruption, and directs explicit questions to the Prime Minister and the government. Mentions specific audience-centric events and previous supplementary sittings.

Actively participates in plenary sessions (16.01.2025) and delivers multiple speeches during the same sitting; addresses the procedure for the first and second reading of the budget, including opportunities for submitting amendments. He/She also references the work of special committees (the Anti-Corruption Special Committee, the Finance Committee) and stresses the tight connection between parliamentary procedures and relevant government agencies. While he/she seeks collaboration when appropriate, his/her actions are frequently aimed at enhancing budget transparency and organization.

The representative is actively involved in the Riigikogu plenary proceedings and emphasizes the regular work dedicated to the Tallinn Hospital project: joint discussions and faction visits dating back to approximately 2015, inquiries made to the factions, and cooperation with the city government and the Minister of Health. The speaker references the Tallinn Hospital support group and the establishment of expert commissions, along with continuous ongoing discussions, in order to reach an agreement with the commissions and the government.

Attendance at information sessions and a reference to the subsequent special committee meeting on anti-corruption; this also points to previous committee meetings and their respective agendas. It embodies an active parliamentary mandate, stressing the need to intervene and seek accountability. Cooperation with other political parties is noted, specifically through joint sessions and within the framework of legislative drafts.

It refers to attendance at a special committee meeting and participation in the full assembly (plenary); it submits inquiries to ministers, asking whether specific policy directions are being adhered to (e.g., regarding judicial reform or the documentation of owner expectations). The date mentioned (2025-01-13) points to regular, active involvement in plenary sessions.