By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

All speeches were delivered during a single plenary session, focusing on the introduction and defense of the bill initiated in May 2023. No other patterns of activity exist.

The speaker's pattern of activity shows significant initiative in proposing legislation, specifically citing draft bills submitted back in May 2023. This work involves introducing those previous initiatives and seeking support during the plenary session, underscoring a consistent commitment to legislative work.

Insufficient data.

Records show active participation in the Riigikogu session, posing questions to several ministers (Finance, Infrastructure, Construction) over the course of a single day. His/Her addresses concentrate on formal inquiries and questions concerning the practical implementation of government policies and their regional impact.

The speaker is highly active during the sitting, presenting several draft amendments to the Income Tax Act in quick succession, all of which were submitted in the spring of 2023. Furthermore, he or she participates extensively in the question round concerning the activities and budget of the Tax and Customs Board. This points to deep involvement in the legislative process and a routine practice of submitting questions.

The pattern of action is tied to the format of the Riigikogu information hour, during which pointed questions are asked, based on very recent events and public announcements. The speaker directly links their questions to the activities and responsibility of the ministries.

The data indicates active participation in the plenary session, delivering two consecutive addresses on the same topic (the removal of red monuments). The speaker begins their addresses with polite salutations directed toward the presiding officer and the rapporteur.

The pattern of activity shows active participation in the plenary session on a single day (January 15, 2024), posing questions to both the Prime Minister and ministers across several different policy areas. The pattern is rapid and multifaceted, covering economics, security, and social issues.

The speaker is active during the Riigikogu plenary session, participating in the debate as the questioner.

The speaker is an active legislator, presenting several bills during the plenary session, which were submitted on various dates (e.g., May 15th and June 14th). The strong and swift work being done in the Riigikogu (Parliament) is highlighted, with reference to the fact that "a significant amount of work" has been accomplished in a short period of time.

Insufficient data. (The statement originates from an information session, indicating participation in the oversight function.)