By Plenary Sessions: Lauri Laats

An active participant in the same day's plenary session, posing consecutive questions to ministers; referring to media coverage and the context of special committee meetings; demonstrating multifaceted involvement in government and parliamentary discussions within the scope of that session.

Attended the information session and continues with the same topics; several questions and comments were raised concerning foreign policy, energy policy, and the economy. References previous speeches and discussions, demonstrating consistent participation and monitoring. Frames recurring central issues, ranging from energy policy to the discussion of tax implications.

A highly active participant in plenary sessions, speaking in multiple addresses on the same day and utilizing the procedural space strategically (e.g., requesting "three minutes of extra time," proposing a recess before the final vote). Refers to previous drafts and procedures, emphasizing the need for coordinated press efforts and cooperation; asserts that the faction has repeatedly submitted bills concerning specific requirements and highlights ongoing political engagement.

An active participant in the plenary sessions of the Riigikogu, delivering multiple speeches on the same day and addressing various topics (e.g., the education helpline, energy policy). He/She refers to previous interpellations and ministerial responses, demonstrating regular and sustained involvement in public debate and a readiness to continue discussions and demand further action.

The participation in the plenary session appears robust: [the person] delivered several reports throughout the day, referencing yesterday's television interview and the debate that took place in the assembly. They simultaneously drew content from multiple sections, presenting both new and existing material on energy policy, including procedural matters (the voting procedure). This demonstrates consistent involvement and close adherence to the agenda.

He/She actively participates in multiple segments during the same sitting, addressing several topics in succession (local government, corruption, interstate security). He/She regularly uses the phrase "thank you" and continues to carry the topic forward across various speeches, demonstrating sustained involvement in the information session.

Multiple addresses during the same sessions (11.02.2025) and the long-term utilization of interventions; emphasis on foreign policy and obtaining answers to questions; this indicates a prolific and regular participant who constantly engages in parliamentary debates and speaks both on behalf of their group and more broadly.

Presence in plenary speeches is regular and substantial: [the speaker] presents long, detailed positions, refers to the work and reports of committees, and utilizes specialized sources (the Estonian Foresight Centre, European Central Bank regulation). The texts remain data- and analysis-based, and repeatedly reference previous foreign policy and economic contexts.