By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

The speaker is highly active during the plenary session, posing several detailed questions in a short timeframe concerning various draft bills related to planning, electoral procedures, and political ethics. This pattern of behavior indicates a strong focus on the details and procedures of the legislation.

The patterns of engagement demonstrate active participation in the Riigikogu information sessions, posing multiple questions on various topics. The speaker is prepared to immediately fact-check and correct the minister's answers and to ask follow-up questions.

The representative is active during the plenary session, submitting questions and delivering reports concerning draft legislation initiated by their party (such as the Riigikogu draft resolution on boosting the birth rate). They cite previous governmental actions (the MES home loan initiative) and respond promptly to current affairs and statements made by the Prime Minister.

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The speaker is highly active during the plenary session, submitting several detailed questions to ministers and rapporteurs on various topics, including taxation, energy, contracts, and social issues. Their pattern of activity shows involvement in committee work, specifically in the Social Affairs Committee, where a draft healthcare bill was under discussion.

The speaker is actively participating in the plenary session, posing several detailed questions to the minister on a range of topics. He/She also referenced his/her usual attendance at committee meetings, noting that he/she was unfortunately absent from one pertinent session.

The speaker is very active during the session, asking multiple questions in a short timeframe directed at various ministers (the Prime Minister, a minister, and the regional minister). This pattern of activity indicates a focus on directly holding the government accountable during the plenary session.