By Plenary Sessions: Anastassia Kovalenko-Kõlvart

Spoke before the full assembly on 23 April 2025, referencing earlier discussions held in the Legal Affairs Committee; a remark was made concerning the opposition, and procedural efficiencies were emphasized.

The speaker participates in the information session and within the direct parliamentary context, referencing colleagues' questions and previous decisions. They mention that proposals put forth by colleagues (such as the 9% VAT rate reduction) are currently under discussion, and refer to the relevant procedures of the Riigikogu (Estonian Parliament) and the Chancellor of Justice. The speech focuses on sector-specific issues and addresses activities related to political debate through appeals and discussion topics.

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Multiple interventions during the same day's plenary session: asks questions, provides answers, and reflects upon the viewpoints of others, emphasizes the principle of the free mandate, and refers to previous discussions; demonstrating active and comparative participation across various debates simultaneously.

He/She speaks at the plenary session (15.04.2025) and refers to committee discussions (the Special Committee Against Corruption). This final reference is beneficial, as it demonstrates regular participation and a readiness to cite previous discussions and events.

The report details intensive participation in the plenary sessions: the speaker delivered several different addresses on the same day (14.04.2025) and frequently requested “three minutes extra,” citing continuous engagement and a rapid succession of speeches during the plenary sessions. While specific external or internal events were not mentioned, consistent activity in the plenary sessions is evident, with critical attention focused on the tax model.

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The addresses were delivered on the same day (09.04.2025) across multiple segments, demonstrating active participation in the plenary session. Emphasis is placed on previous steps taken, engagement with stakeholders, and the necessity of utilizing legal instruments and judicial assistance; mention is made of measures planned in Tallinn and prospective court judgments. The presenter exhibits continuous involvement and recurring debate centered on legislation and draft bills, illustrating consistent political activity.

Multiple synchronous discussions regarding the same topics (the Enefit Green buyback, insider trading, and anti-corruption oversight) were presented during the information hour within a single day; regularly refers to the Financial Supervisory Authority and the special anti-corruption committee, emphasizing the supervisory role of the parliament. Actions have been consistently taken in the form of posing questions and providing fact-based justifications.

Spoke at one plenary session on April 8, 2025; there are no references to other appearances or regular activities.