By Plenary Sessions: Helmen Kütt

The speaker is actively involved in the work of the Social Affairs Committee, referencing five sessions dedicated to a specific draft bill. They utilize the Parliament's (Riigikogu) information hour and the committee structure to raise the issue, mentioning that they have brought up the problem of pension payouts to the Prime Minister at least twice. During the plenary session, extra time was requested, indicating a desire to address the topic comprehensively.

The records show participation in the plenary session, where a question was posed to the government representative regarding financial policy.

The records show active participation in the plenary session, where four separate questions were addressed to the minister on various topics on a single day (2025-05-19). This points to the speaker's regular and diverse involvement in parliamentary oversight mechanisms.

The speaker is participating in the plenary session's question period, addressing a question to the Minister of Education and Research. He/She is aware of ongoing national events, such as the nationwide skills festival "Noor Meister" (Young Master), which took place from May 14th to 16th.

The speaker is very active in the work of the Social Affairs Committee, participating in and reporting on four recent meetings, and steering the bill's proceedings in the plenary session. This pattern of activity includes active intervention in the procedural processes, proposing the removal of the bill from the agenda to ensure stakeholder engagement and a better solution.

There is not enough data.

The speaker references the question raised during the previous information hour, demonstrating repeated and consistent action in bringing up social welfare issues during Riigikogu sittings. This indicates a pattern where crucial topics are kept on the agenda until a resolution is achieved.

The speaker is active during plenary sessions, raising questions and formal inquiries based on recent events and media coverage (e.g., the delay of pensions in April, the article in Maaleht). The minister’s recent meetings (such as with the Viljandimaa Association of Local Governments) are also noted, which points to regular communication with stakeholders in the sector.