By Plenary Sessions: Lauri Laats

The speaker refers to active communication with people "in various corners of Estonia," which demonstrates a pattern of grassroots engagement and regional mobilization in gathering public opinion. This pattern of activity is linked to confirming support for lowering the sales tax (VAT).

The focus is on speaking at the Riigikogu plenary sessions, presenting the faction's bills, and participating in the budget debate. Reference is made to previous discussions in the Economic Affairs Committee, where the topic of mobile communication services was addressed with representatives from the ministry.

The speaker refers to recent activity in Mustamäe during the local government election campaign, where they witnessed dangerous light vehicle traffic. They also actively monitor international events, citing the recent tragic accident in Riga as an example.

The speaker actively participates in plenary sessions, posing questions to the minister based on the minister's recent statements (press conferences, ERR news reports). This indicates continuous monitoring of government activities and a swift reaction to media coverage.

The speaker is active during the plenary session of the Riigikogu, asking several questions and delivering a lengthy address in response to the Finance Minister's answers. Their mode of operation involves direct debate with the minister, appealing to the public, and gathering personal feedback (e.g., from Tallinn schools). The speaker also uses a symbol (a hoodie inscribed "No to the car tax") to emphasize their political stance.