By Plenary Sessions: Maris Lauri

The established procedure involves presenting the committee's reports to the Plenary Session, providing a detailed description of the debate and procedural decisions reached during the Finance Committee meeting (held on June 10th). The speaker's primary role is to communicate the committee's work and clarify the legislative process for the draft bill.

The speaker’s work pattern is linked to the thorough handling of the bill in the Finance Committee, which held three sittings (June 5, 10, 12) and meetings with representatives from the Ministry of Finance, RAB, and the Data Protection Inspectorate. He/She also referenced his/her role as the rapporteur, who involved additional stakeholders whose input he/she deemed important. Furthermore, the law now includes RAB’s annual reporting obligation to the Riigikogu Special Committee for the Supervision of Security Agencies.

The speaker's pattern of activity is connected to the handling of the draft bill within the Finance Committee, referencing specific session dates (June 5 and 9) and the schedule for the bill's readings (first reading on May 21, third reading on June 18). He strictly adheres to the role of the committee representative, avoiding the expression of personal viewpoints when answering questions.

The data shows participation in the plenary session, where a specific and substantive question was posed to the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court regarding the draft bill currently under review.