By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

The speaker is highly active during the plenary session, addressing several different draft bills (specifically the Emergency Situation Act, the ILO Convention, and the Penal Code) and engaging in detailed questions and answers. This pattern suggests a focus on legislative minutiae and swift political responsiveness.

The speaker is active during plenary sessions, posing several specific questions regarding various draft bills within a short timeframe. This pattern indicates a focus on the details of the legislation during the debate phase, particularly regarding economic issues.

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The speaker is highly active during the plenary session, posing consecutive and detailed questions regarding several bills (energy, crisis management, transport, education). This pattern demonstrates a consistent interest in the implementation of legislation and procedural aspects, while also noting the limitations on the number of questions imposed by the session chair.

The submitted data indicates participation in the plenary session during the question round addressed to the minister. There is no information available regarding the frequency or pattern of other appearances or activities.

The speaker is active in the plenary session, submitting multiple questions and reports over the course of a single day. Reference is made to previous events, such as the late arrival of documents (September 10) and the minister’s meetings with business representatives in September 2023. This pattern of activity demonstrates a strong focus on the procedural correctness of the legislation.

There is not enough data.