By Years: Arvo Aller

The speaker is highly active in Riigikogu sessions, frequently taking the floor when responding to interpellations and during debates on draft legislation. He/She systematically uses these interpellations to highlight regional and agricultural issues (the Jõhvi courthouse, cormorants, red deer). The speaker also frequently participates in debates regarding motions of no confidence in the government, which demonstrates continuous monitoring and criticism of the government's activities.

Highly active in Parliament sessions, frequently speaking during information hours and bill readings, presenting detailed questions and procedural challenges. A recurring pattern involves submitting opposition bills (e.g., lowering VAT and income tax) and proposing the rejection of government bills (e.g., the car tax, land tax). Participation in community work days is noted, and reference is made to the Prime Minister's visits (e.g., the Bilderberg meeting).