By Plenary Sessions: Lauri Läänemets

The speaker refers to recent active engagement with vulnerable groups, mentioning conversations held with the caregiver of a child with profound disabilities and a shop assistant. The protest by special care service providers in front of Toompea Castle is also noted, which demonstrates involvement with current affairs and key interest groups.

The address was delivered during the third reading of the bill, signifying active participation in the final stage of the legislative process. Previous activities as Minister of the Interior are mentioned, including a visit to Ukraine, and reference is also made to the long preparation process for the act.

The speaker references last week's debate and the subsequent fact-checking, which indicates consistent and responsive engagement in parliamentary debates and the necessary groundwork for verifying political claims.

The speaker is active in the plenary sessions of the Riigikogu, repeatedly posing questions to the Prime Minister and ministers and requesting additional time for debates. He/She references communication with both entrepreneurs in Estonia and a Swedish minister regarding prison services, demonstrating active engagement outside the chamber.

No data is available, apart from participation in the information session of the 6th sitting of the 15th convocation of the Riigikogu on September 17th, during which two questions were addressed to the Prime Minister.

The speaker was very active during the September 15 plenary session, posing several questions to various ministers on both security and education matters, which indicates active participation in Parliament's Question Time.

The speaker is highly active during the session, posing repeated and clarifying questions concerning two different draft bills. He continues to ask questions even after receiving unsatisfactory answers, demonstrating persistence in demanding a substantive clarification of the issue.

All speeches took place on the same day during the plenary session of the Riigikogu, encompassing questions for interpellation and longer statements addressed to the minister. The speaker repeatedly raised the question concerning the resolution of the Türi post office problem. No other patterns of activity or events are mentioned in the speeches.

Highly active in Parliament (Riigikogu) sessions, initiating significant legislation (such as the Emergency Situation Act and the VAT Act) and frequently intervening in procedural debates. Addresses issues concerning security, the economy, and the organization of parliamentary work, utilizing requests for adjournments and formal inquiries to exert pressure on the government.