By Plenary Sessions: Helmen Kütt

The speaker is active in plenary sessions, participating in the first reading of bills and posing detailed questions to the minister. The patterns of activity indicate thorough preparatory work, including the collection of practical data (calling four funeral homes) and active participation in the work of the Social Affairs Committee.

The scope of activity is confined to sharp and detailed questions posed to the Minister of Culture during the information session. The speaker first presents a comprehensive statistical comparison and subsequently a direct follow-up question concerning the procedures for reforming the salary system.

The speaker is active during plenary sessions, posing questions to ministers. This pattern demonstrates the monitoring of previous inquiries and the minister's responses, specifically referencing the minister's earlier reply on the topic of public transport subsidies.

The speaker was active in the plenary sessions on two consecutive days (October 8 and 9), posing questions to ministers and rapporteurs. This pattern of activity indicates a focus on the Social Affairs Committee and topics related to the legislative procedure.

The speaker is active, referencing recent liaison with the Association of Special Care Service Providers (this very morning) and participation in parliamentary discussions (specifically, regarding school meal funding with the Minister of Education on Monday). They are keeping a close eye on developments in the sector, mentioning the special care workers' demonstration held on September 25th.

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All speeches were delivered during a single plenary session, indicating active participation in the ongoing debate, repeatedly posing questions and seeking clarifications from the minister. The speaker mentions participation in committees and debates (e.g., with the Minister of Justice), but there is no data available regarding other activities or patterns.