By Agendas: Eero Merilind

The material under review contains only one brief intervention during the first reading of the bill. Insufficient data to identify patterns.

Insufficient data exists regarding activity patterns (frequency, meetings, travel), as only a single report has been presented to the Riigikogu. The address refers to earlier government decisions and future programs slated for launch (e.g., the gene-based breast cancer prevention program next year).

The pattern of activity indicates participation in the first reading of the bill, during which a brief but substantive clarifying question is posed.

The speaker is an active leader of the legislative process (the lead rapporteur), providing an overview of the bill's procedural history and future plans (continuation of the second reading, third reading on December 11th). He took the initiative to commission a legal opinion (on November 1st) after the previous reading was suspended, in order to ensure certainty in the interpretation of the draft legislation. He has participated in several committee meetings where the topic was discussed.

The speaker's activity pattern is linked to intensive work on the Social Affairs Committee, participating in and summarizing two meetings (November 4 and 11) and presenting procedural decisions. They fulfill the role of rapporteur, repeatedly answering questions with the standard response that the topic was not discussed in the committee.

The data indicates activity in the legislative debate (First Reading of Bill 459 SE), specifically by posing questions to the rapporteur. There is insufficient data regarding broader patterns or frequency.

No data available

The pattern of activity is related to legislative committee work, providing a detailed overview of the Social Affairs Committee session held on October 15th. The speaker handles the signing of procedural documents and the determination of the voting schedule, acting within the scope of the committee chairman's authority.

The activity pattern is associated with active participation in the work of the Social Affairs Committee, including the submission of the summary of the October 8 session. The Speaker was also appointed as the representative of the lead committee at the plenary session on October 16. The pattern is focused on legislative procedure and committee work.

The pattern of activity is closely linked to the work of the Riigikogu Social Affairs Committee, where the draft bill was discussed during several sittings (specifically mentioned are May 13, September 17, and October 7). The speaker acts as the representative of the lead committee, focusing on making procedural decisions and reporting to the plenary session.

Based on the data, participation in the first reading of the Draft Act on Amendments to the Anti-Corruption Act is visible.

The areas of activity involve legislative work and representing the committee in the Riigikogu plenary session. Specifically, this includes participation in the Social Affairs Committee meeting on June 10th and presenting a report to the plenary assembly on September 11th.

There is not enough data.

Insufficient data.

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Not enough data

There is too little data.

The data is limited to a single session day, during which several consecutive questions and clarifications were raised regarding the first reading of the draft Act on the Protection of Ambient Air. The pace of the discourse is intermittent, featuring both lengthy explanations and pointed questions.

Insufficient data

The dataset indicates a single instance during the session where a direct question regarding research and development (R&D) was put to the prime minister.

Insufficient data.