By Plenary Sessions: Lauri Läänemets

The speaker is active in plenary sessions, posing questions to the minister and rapporteurs regarding education, security, and tax policy. He promises that over the next two years he will continue active outreach both in parliament and among the public to change tax policy, citing his ongoing political activity.

The speaker actively participates in Riigikogu sessions during Question Time, posing detailed questions to the Prime Minister. He/She refers to his/her previous involvement in the bill discussions ("I myself was present during those discussions") and keeps up with government sessions, coalition council meetings, and media coverage.

The course of action involves participation in the plenary session of the Riigikogu during the debate on the motion of no confidence. The speaker refers to previous government terms, meetings with foreign ministers (the Swedish Minister of Justice), and the preceding debate (yesterday, the Competition Act was discussed).

An active participant in plenary sessions, posing questions to ministers and committee rapporteurs during debates on budget bills and draft legislation. A recurring pattern is the request for additional time (three minutes) and demanding votes on proposed amendments. They participate intensely in debates concerning economic and social policy.

The speaker is active during the Riigikogu Q&A session and references recent communication with members of the opposition party's Tallinn chapter, which indicates active intelligence gathering and lobbying. This pattern of activity is aimed at holding the government accountable and demanding a specific political commitment.

The speaker is active in plenary sessions, posing questions to both the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court and the Minister. Their pattern of activity is also marked by participation in committee work, although they had to step away due to the debate surrounding the Social Democrats' draft bill. This demonstrates an interest in both high-level debates and specific legislative processes.

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There is insufficient data regarding the frequency or patterns of these occurrences, but activity is demonstrated by asking questions to the minister during the plenary session. The speaker uses their previous experience (Traffic Commission) to initiate the debate.

The speaker was active during one session day, posing questions to several ministers across the fields of justice, social affairs, and healthcare. He refers to previous personal communication with the Prime Minister and the former Minister of Health, which demonstrates engagement in government-level discussions prior to the session. All of the speaker's interventions were aimed at posing questions to the ministers.