By Plenary Sessions: Irja Lutsar

The speaker is actively involved in the legislative process, appearing before the plenary session as the representative of the Social Affairs Committee (the representative of the lead committee) during the discussion of the draft Medicines Act. He/She actively participated in the committee’s discussion of the draft bill on December 9th and also presented his/her position during the plenary negotiations on December 18th. The speaker also notes technical difficulties (specifically, not having time to press the button), which points to active engagement throughout the debate.

The speaker is participating in the plenary session as the questioner, directing their inquiry straight to the presenter. They note that they are repeating a question that has already been posed, which indicates a sustained interest in this specific topic.

The speaker notes that they had wanted to take the floor last week, but decided against it due to the late hour—three in the morning—and general exhaustion. This indicates participation in the plenary sessions, but also an awareness of the sessions' time limitations.

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The speaker is active during the plenary session, intervening in the discussion with both substantive questions regarding children's rights and procedural remarks aimed at guiding the debate. This pattern of activity demonstrates an intent to keep the discussion focused and on track.