By Plenary Sessions: Eerik-Niiles Kross

The speaker has been regularly active during the analyzed period, primarily serving as the submitter of major legislative initiatives or declarations (June, September, November, January). His activity is connected to the submission of important documents, which have received broad support from colleagues.

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The presented data is limited to a single speech delivered during a Riigikogu plenary session, which served as a response to the Foreign Minister's annual address. The speaker references earlier actions taken in 1994 during the drafting of the speech.

The speaker is actively engaged in initiating and submitting foreign policy statements, referencing a previous similar discussion that took place in the summer of 2024. He/She emphasizes the repeated discussion of issues concerning Georgia within the Foreign Affairs Committee and with ambassadors. This pattern of activity demonstrates a persistent focus on monitoring and responding to the democratic situation of allies.

The speaker is an active legislative initiator, representing 61 members of the Riigikogu, and is closely involved in the specifics of the constitutional amendment process. He mentions a recent trip to Hungary and stresses the necessity of adopting the measure under an expedited procedure in March, demonstrating intense effort in moving the draft legislation forward.

The speaker's course of action is connected with the preparation and submission of the Riigikogu statement. Mentioned are video conferences with the Estonian Ambassador in Tbilisi and recurring consultations with Ministry of Foreign Affairs diplomats during the preparation of the draft statement.

The course of action is related to the management of a specific draft bill within the Foreign Affairs Committee, providing an overview of the protraction of the proceedings and the procedural steps taken from March until June. The speaker’s role, as the committee’s representative, is to explain the substance of the draft bill and the progress of the proceedings to the plenary session.

The data is only available for one speech given during a plenary session, which involved participation during the continuation of the Thursday debate.

The speech was delivered during a plenary session, likely in support of the statement. The speaker timed their message one month before the 75th anniversary of the March Deportations. Data is missing regarding other activity patterns, such as regular appearances or travel.