By Plenary Sessions: Lauri Laats

In the plenary sessions held on May 29, 2024, several short speeches were delivered by the Centre Party faction; the focus was placed on the discussion of draft legislation and the Finance Committee. Frequent references to the rostrum, the role of the committees, and the expansion of debates indicate the regular utilization of the plenary mechanism and active participation on the same subject.

In the context of the Q&A session, questions are continuously being raised regarding the Foreign Minister’s activities, which demonstrates parliamentary oversight. The recent visit to Georgia is specifically mentioned, and throughout the discussion, attention also turns to plans for future visits. The incoming questions and ongoing monitoring indicate sustained and regular scrutiny of foreign policy topics.

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The speeches primarily take place within the framework of the same plenary session (May 15 to 27, 2024), involving continuous participation, discussion, and the questioning of the Minister for responses. Special procedural remarks are utilized (such as, “three minutes more, please”), and reference is made to reports and the ongoing treatment of topics through formal inquiries. The vocabulary is lyrically formal, yet the content is highly engaging, maintaining close contact, and investigative in nature.

Demonstrates active participation in plenary debates and refers to previous discussions and cooperation with allies; emphasizes that issues must be discussed at the European Union level and coordinated with the Member States. This creates the impression of continuous involvement in international cooperation and discussions taking place at the legal level.

Two speeches were delivered during the Q&A session on the same day, focusing on issues concerning ETO-listed individuals/groups and food consumption. The discussion referenced media coverage and a draft bill, and highlighted specific areas of concern. The document emphasizes the necessity of ongoing dialogue and the requirement for both clarity and a practical resolution.

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He/She is actively participating in the plenary session on May 8, 2024, delivering several separate addresses throughout the day, and highlighting "proposals" and draft legislation; he/she demonstrates a willingness to advance his/her proposals through additional time commitments and cooperation.

An active participant in plenary sessions; refers to events and proposals and stresses the necessity of having a discussion and a communication plan. Consistently speaks on the same subject, aiming to avoid hasty steps.

Attended the plenary session on May 2, 2024; spoke on the same topic in multiple addresses; requested a recess (a 10-minute break) and the involvement of the Council of Elders before the vote; demonstrates active and continuous involvement in criticizing the government's tax policy.