By Plenary Sessions: Anastassia Kovalenko-Kõlvart

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Active participation is planned for the plenary session on March 19, 2024, during which questions will be posed to ministers and criticism will be leveled against the government. References to earlier discussions will be noted, and the speech will continue to address healthcare and child welfare—the issues that have formed the basis of his/her arguments.

Submits inquiries and follow-up reports, and expresses thanks for the responses; participates in several challenging roundtables and meetings with the Regional Minister. This demonstrates continuous dialogue and the goal of advancing the draft bill to the Riigikogu (Parliament).

The individual actively participates in the information session and the plenary, presenting both political and procedural arguments in several of their speeches. They show a willingness to discuss car tax issues and mention plans for demonstrations, but their primary focus remains on legislative and fundamental rights arguments. Furthermore, they note that today's debate warrants the attention of the Chancellors of Justice and relevant experts.

Actively participates in plenary sessions and discussions held within the Finance Committee; has drafted and presented substantive amendments (specifically, the abolition of the car tax) and organizes events and demonstrations. Mentions the brief discussion time ("three minutes") allotted for presenting amendments and informs about plans to organize a demonstration.

Regular questions to the Prime Minister in the context of information hours, the raising of procedural questions, and the verification of claims. This indicates that the opposition submits amendments (e.g., “over 300 amendments” from the Centre Party) and criticizes the failure to provide responses. The texts show three addresses during the information hour on the same day and active participation in the form of questions.

Demonstrates high activity on the same topic across multiple speeches during the same sitting, and points to repeated inquiries directed at the Minister of Finance. It is noted that over 300 substantive amendments have been submitted regarding the car tax bill, emphasizing active participation in plenary sessions and continuous focus on the issue.