By Plenary Sessions: Lauri Laats

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Actively participated in the plenary session and delivered multiple addresses on the same day (23.04.2025), citing colleagues and government decisions. Regularly utilizes the context of national and international examples and demonstrates consistent attention to energy policy.

During the Q&A session (Information Hour) held on the same day (April 23, 2025), two interventions consistently focused on the problems faced by berry growers and regulatory hurdles. Reference was made to previous information and former governments, demonstrating sustained interest in the topic.

The necessity of establishing a commission and the substantive stages of its work (analyzing studies, involving experts, assessing auditing procedures, comparing with international standards, and offering proposals) are repeatedly stressed. Reference is made to the OSCE report and the Tallinn/state level, with the objective being to submit the final report on December 1, 2025. These texts will shape a unified discussion cycle for the plenary sessions on April 21, 2025.

Addresses are delivered during a single plenary session on the same day (17.04.2025) and constitute parts of multiple speeches by the same faction (the Center Party); this creates a rhythm of questions, answers, and comments followed by responses. The draft bill's proposals are mentioned repeatedly, and materials from the Institute of Economic Research and various media outlets are referenced; the debate is substantive and intense, but it culminates specifically in the discussion of the bill and the choices regarding tax policy.

The individual speaks repeatedly on the subject of energy policy, referencing recent sessions and debates (e.g., the ENMAK decisions made in February, “Yesterday we discussed,” etc.). This demonstrates continuous and active involvement throughout the session, with references made to multiple different proposals and discussions. Overall, it indicates consistent participation and a diverse treatment of subjects across several addresses.

Three speeches delivered on the same day, April 16, 2025, during the information hour of the plenary session, maintaining a continuous focus on energy and including repeated references to Nord Pool and the regional energy market. The speeches sequentially illustrate the prevailing mood surrounding the topic.

A sharp debate is presented as the Tallinn Protocol during a single session, where several speakers focus on energy policy; references are made to interpellations, discussions, and a question regarding the coalition agreement; the plenary setting and media attention (ERR) are often present.

Patterns of Activity: High frequency of participation during the same plenary session with 9 separate speeches on 2025-04-09; repeatedly attends and discusses coalition decisions, emphasizing direct proposals and the submission of draft legislation. Demonstrates persistent involvement and continuous reporting on topics currently in the spotlight.

The same topic recurs repeatedly (discussions held on April 16th concerning the draft bill; the first reading; the coordination of proposed amendments). This demonstrates active participation in parliamentary debates and the raising of questions within a context contingent upon the presence of ministers; it draws attention to the preparatory reports and proposed revisions.

The address was delivered on the same day (2025-04-07) across multiple speeches before the Riigikogu plenary session; the subject was debated at length and thoroughly, drawing upon the context of the inquiry and the answers provided by the minister. This serves as a regular reference point to the specific issue, illustrating the sequential nature of the day's debate.