By Plenary Sessions: Mart Maastik

The pattern of activity is confined to active participation in the plenary session, submitting consecutive questions and comments concerning both financial and energy topics. All interventions were delivered within a single day of the session.

The pattern of activity is active and responsive, involving participation in the Riigikogu's information hour (Q&A session) and directly linking questions to current events, such as the landowners' protest on Toompea. The speaker is also aware of the internal coalition arrangements (party discipline) and the resulting media coverage.

The speaker recently met with developers of onshore wind farms, signaling active engagement with economic stakeholders. They also referenced the appeal submitted by the Saare Coastal People's Society, demonstrating that the concerns of local communities are being incorporated into the work of the Riigikogu.

The speaker actively participates in the plenary session, asking questions of the minister and contributing to the debate on the draft legislation, focusing on specific details and areas of concern. This pattern of activity demonstrates a readiness to intervene in important legislative processes and to request additional time for the thorough presentation of their views.

The speaker is actively participating in the Riigikogu's information hour, repeatedly questioning the Prime Minister regarding a specific administrative issue and its economic ramifications. This pattern of activity demonstrates a focus on overseeing the government's actions and demanding accountability.

The speaker is active during the plenary session, posing repeated questions on the same day concerning the initiated bill. This pattern indicates a rapid response to the legislative process, as they seek input from both the committee and the government.

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The speaker was very active during the plenary session, posing several questions in a short period of time that addressed both economic regulation and the organization of parliamentary work. He/She actively participates in the debate, also referencing discussions that had previously taken place in the media (in the Election Studio).