By Plenary Sessions: Anastassia Kovalenko-Kõlvart

Demonstrates high activity during the same day's plenary session: several lengthy addresses, continuous participation, and the emphasizing of principles for convening an extraordinary session. Interventions made at an unusual time, references to the presence of the Finance Committee, and the expressed desire to organize the recess period. Points to the cultivation of cooperative and procedural activity when planning extraordinary debate and decisions.

Multiple speeches on the same topic on the same day; repeated critical remarks regarding the draft bill, along with demands to amend or reject it; reference is made to the previous conduct of the coalition and ministers, as well as to constitutional issues. This demonstrates a consistent, thoroughly debated position and active engagement with a single topic.

In several speeches on the same day regarding the same topic: consistent criticism, thorough analysis of registers and data usage; includes a procedural idea to “halt” the draft bill and direct participation in the inter-factional debate. Demonstrates active and sustained participation in the discussion of the topic.

He/She points to active participation in committees (economic and legal committees) and confirms both attendance and support for the positions discussed during the Center Party faction's meetings with the Chancellor of Justice. He/She pledges to participate in the upcoming votes and mentions the discussion of various bills and the presentation of several amendments. The overall pattern demonstrates regular and consistent participation in plenary sessions and committee work.

An appearance in the context of the information hour; it refers to the summer budget preparation and the planning of resources for the following year; specific questions are presented concerning the budget increase and the extent of additional funding related to the financing of Rail Baltica.

Actively participates in the plenary session, focusing on the debate surrounding draft legislation and constitutional matters; poses structured questions and provides references to the positions of committees or the Chancellor of Justice.

Throughout this period, he/she actively participated in several plenary sessions on June 9, 2025, delivering detailed, extended addresses and referencing numerous recent debates and legislative drafts. He/She demonstrated consistent engagement across various issues (security, social policy, economy) and frequently noted that discussions would continue in subsequent sittings (“we’ll discuss this tomorrow”).

Speeches will take place on the same day (2025-06-04) during the plenary session; the call to vote for and support the draft resolution is reiterated, reference is made to the Tallinn City Council and the discussions held by the committees; the need for swiftness and progress related to the procedure is emphasized, and the potential support for the second reading is discussed.

The step indicates the format of the information session: lamp options and the submission of questions to the leaders; it referred to the president's meeting with the chairmen of all parliamentary parties and asks what your steps are for restoring unity. Having two different questions on the same day demonstrates the historical rhythm of the ongoing process: the expectation of critical scrutiny and direct answers.

Attends the plenary session, asks questions, and introduces discussion points (e.g., Lauri Laats's proposal). Refers to previous discussions and demonstrates oversight and investigative interest through the questions raised.

Delivering two speeches on the same day demonstrates active involvement and sustained attention to the issue. The speaker references previous discussions held in the special committee and stresses that the law has been passed by the Riigikogu, meaning this specific provision must now be tested and continually debated. The text also includes references to prior incidents and the necessity of establishing case law, indicating ongoing activity related to the subject matter.