By Plenary Sessions: Tõnis Lukas

The speaker actively participated in the plenary session, posing repeated questions to the minister regarding the details of the draft legislation, and subsequently delivering a comprehensive presentation that addressed several law-related topics.

The speaker is actively participating in the plenary session, requesting additional time and presenting a comprehensive critique of the government's activities. He refers to previous requests, which lasted several days, for reports from security agencies concerning the Tartu prison issue. He also promises to initiate a discussion in the Tartu City Council through the Isamaa faction.

The speaker actively participates in plenary sessions, presenting and defending major pieces of legislation, serving both as a representative of the parliamentary group and as the substantive explainer of the drafts. His/Her speeches are long and highly detailed, which points to a role as the lead facilitator in the processing of the bills or as the rapporteur.

There is not enough data.

The speech was delivered at the plenary session, but it is essentially a recitation of the 2004 speech. Information is lacking regarding the speaker's current frequency or other activity patterns.

The speaker actively carries out parliamentary oversight, submitting questions during the Q&A session and referencing previous questions and government promises (e.g., the answers provided on May 15). They are involved in legislative activity, mentioning the amendments proposed by Isamaa. This pattern demonstrates consistently holding the government accountable on crucial social and language policy issues.

There is not enough data.

The speaker was highly active during the Riigikogu plenary session (June 2, 2025), repeatedly posing detailed questions to the minister and engaging in a prolonged debate focused on education and language policy. This pattern of activity is directed toward the critical scrutiny of the ministry’s operations and demanding accountability and answers.