By Plenary Sessions: Anastassia Kovalenko-Kõlvart

The speeches take place during the plenary session and are specifically addressed to the ministries (the Minister of the Interior, the Minister of Finance). The presentations demonstrate continuous, attentive participation and the submission of questions using a segmented approach; consistently employing a two- and three-part question format.

During this period, two addresses were delivered during the information hour (Q&A session) on the same day. The first address discussed the transparency of the state budget and the role of the Riigikogu; the second referred to the need for the session chair's intervention and raised a question regarding shared positions. Regular attendance at the information hours is evident, as is the faction's attempt to clearly articulate the positions of the Centre Party.

Two speeches delivered on October 22, 2024, noted during the plenary session; reference is made to the role of the Finance Committee and other committees, as well as the lack of transparency in the debates. The text demonstrates consistent involvement and current focus on the transparency of tax policy and parliamentary procedures.

The statements will be delivered during the plenary session on October 21, 2024, and will be released sequentially over the course of several hours. Emphasis is placed on the questions concerning family coping mechanisms, which have been submitted for two consecutive weeks, as well as continued involvement in the work of the Riigikogu. Reference is made to previous sessions and debates, and the necessity of receiving answers from the Minister of Finance is stressed. The continuous focus remains on the budget and taxation, rather than merely isolated observations.

Participates regularly in plenary sessions (16.10.2024), raising several questions and observations, and referencing the work of committees and prior cases; emphasizes the importance of swiftly including items on the agenda and initiating proceedings for draft legislation; draws the attention of the Special Committee on Anti-Corruption.

He refers to the Riigikogu Question Times, specifically noting that the Minister of Finance failed to appear for one, and subsequently directs questions to the ministers. He mentions yesterday's parliamentary debate and frames his inquiries as questions in order to receive responses. He acknowledges his regular participation in these sessions and highlights the nature of the interaction with the ministers.

Joint participation in the plenary session on the same day (15.10.2024) and a critical remark presented across multiple chapters; refers to colleague Lauri Laats and demonstrates a model of cooperation within the opposition. Limited information regarding long-term appearances/speeches; primary focus is on the upcoming tax policy discussions.

Active participation in the plenary session on 14.10.2024 is evident. He spoke several times that day and requested more time than usual ("Three additional minutes, please"). In his addresses, he consistently commanded the attention of the audience and remained central to the discussion, presenting a motion to reject the draft bill at the first reading. His speaking activity was focused on criticizing specific draft bills and government measures.

Frequent questioning of ministers and officials within the context of the information hour; a recurring focus on Nordica and the state's aviation policy. This points to the organization of the event and the role of the session chair, suggesting that such discussions center on long-term oversight. It demonstrates active participation and continuous engagement with the same issues.

The speech reflects active participation in plenary sessions: several interpellation questions were submitted during the same day, it emphasizes that the interpellations are older than a year, and mentions today's meeting of the special committee against corruption; it refers to the role of regular oversight and scrutiny.