By Plenary Sessions: Tõnis Lukas

The speaker is actively participating in the Riigikogu information session with the Prime Minister, utilizing this platform to underscore the consistent stance of their party (Isamaa). Reference is also made to previous political actions, such as setting a specific condition during the formation of the local government coalition agreement in Tallinn.

There is too little data.

The activity profile indicates participation in plenary sessions through the submission of questions, as well as regular work on the Culture Committee, where topics have been repeatedly discussed.

The speaker is actively participating in the plenary session during the second reading of the budget, repeatedly introducing and defending their amendments. Their pattern of activity encompasses both substantive criticism of the budget and procedural requests for the proposals to be brought to a vote.

The speeches were given during the information hour, which indicates regular participation in the parliament's oversight mechanisms. Reference is made to recent events, such as the statements by local government leaders published through the media last week.

The data shows three interventions during one plenary session in November 2024. All interventions are in the form of questions addressed to the rapporteur.

The data is confined to two consecutive statements made during the plenary session, which included a critical analysis and a question directed at the presenter.

Data is scarce.

The speaker was active during the plenary session, posing questions both to the Prime Minister and to the rapporteur/minister. He/She cited public news reports as the source of his/her information, indicating regular media monitoring regarding the government's plans. All three interventions took place on the same day of the session, focusing primarily on monitoring and criticizing government policy.

The speaker is active during the plenary session, participating in debates concerning regional policy, education, and sports legislation, and addressing questions to several ministers. He/She also referenced previous activities, such as questioning the Prime Minister "a couple of weeks ago" and serving in the previous government.