By Years: Lauri Laats

High-frequency interpellations and information hours (e.g., January 11–16, 2025; February 18–22, 2025), alongside long-term factional work in the Riigikogu; often points to the need for an investigative committee, participates, and invites other factions to participate; submits comprehensive draft legislative proposals and interpellations, complete with commentary. Regularity is notable: [involving] cooperation proposals and rebuttals, with emphasis placed on regional policy (Ida-Viru County, Saaremaa) and international issues (Georgia, Georgia–OSCE, Georgia elections).

The importance of regular discussion sessions and broad-based interpellations directed at various ministers and coalition members is emphasized. Frequent mention has been made of requests for specific pauses (breaks of 3–10 minutes), the scheduling of activities across different days, the organization of domestic debates, and the submission of various draft legislation (e.g., the bank tax, car tax, and state budget structure). Furthermore, there are repeated references to the necessity of leadership and cooperation, including a "parliament-wide committee" (Riigikogu ülene komisjon) and broader discussion platforms. Additionally, later references are made to foreign policy issues (Georgia, Rail Baltic, etc.), which demonstrates a wider scope of temporal and geographical activity.