By Plenary Sessions: Tõnis Lukas

Actively participates in the plenary session, posing questions to the Prime Minister and delivering a lengthy, substantive speech on science policy. Requests additional time for the comprehensive presentation of their views, indicating a desire to submit a detailed and well-argued analysis.

The course of action is confined to participation in the plenary session debate, during which both questions are posed to the minister and a more extensive party-political statement regarding the educational network is delivered. The speaker utilizes this platform to issue specific calls to the government and demand accountability.

The speaker was active during the Riigikogu's information hour, posing pointed questions to the Prime Minister and seizing the opportunity to correct political falsehoods directly on the floor of the chamber. All these appearances occurred on a single session day, with a central focus on government accountability.

There is not enough data.

There is not enough data.

The speaker notes their participation in the Jõhvi school network conference and is actively monitoring the political activity surrounding the Metsküla school. They also mention that Isamaa submitted a draft resolution to the Riigikogu on the very same day, indicating a rapid response to current events. This pattern of action is clearly linked to reacting to crises and proposing solutions.