By Plenary Sessions: Eero Merilind

According to the data, one question was registered during the plenary session, which points to participation in the work of the parliamentary session and the questioning of a minister.

The speaker refers to active communication with members of the government, specifically mentioning a conversation held last week with the Minister of Finance regarding investment in healthcare. This is a presentation delivered at a plenary session of the Riigikogu (Estonian Parliament), which indicates regular participation in parliamentary work. Other activity patterns (such as the frequency of public appearances or travel) are not identifiable based on the data provided.

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Patterns of activity indicate intensive work within the bill's leading committee, including the discussion of amendments and the setting of procedural deadlines. Following the suspension of the previous reading, the speaker personally took the initiative to commission a legal assessment (November 1st) to ensure certainty regarding the interpretation of the law.

The speaker is actively involved in the work of the Social Affairs Committee, referencing specific sittings (November 4 and 11) and procedural decisions. They present to the plenary session as the committee's rapporteur, providing a comprehensive summary of the bill's discussions and answering questions. The communication pattern is linked to the stages of the legislative process and the committee's work.

The speaker is active in plenary sessions, participating in detailed questioning during the debate on draft legislation. Their activity patterns also indicate participation in the work of the Social Affairs Committee and the substantive discussions held there.

The speaker is actively involved in leading and reporting on the work of the Social Affairs Committee, providing an overview of the committee session (October 15) and the timeline for procedural decisions. He/She is managing the legislative process, including the consideration of amendments and the scheduling of the final vote.

Patterns of activity indicate participation in the committee's work and the presentation of its results to the plenary, referencing the committee discussion held on October 8th. This points to a role that encompasses the regular communication of the committee's output and the management of the legislative procedure.

The speaker is actively involved in the work processes of the Social Affairs Committee, referencing several recent sessions (including May 13, September 17, and October 7). His/Her primary activity is representing the lead committee at the Riigikogu plenary sitting to present the procedure for the second reading of the draft bill.

Speaker 1's pattern of activity involves leading the committee's work and presenting reports to the plenary session, citing specific dates (the Social Affairs Committee on June 10 and the plenary session on September 11). This indicates active participation at the procedural level of the legislative process.

There is too little data.

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The observed pattern of activity is posing a question to the Prime Minister during the plenary session of the Riigikogu. There is no data regarding the frequency, rhythm, or other public appearances.

Data is scarce.

There is too little data.

There is not enough data.

The data indicates activity during the plenary session, with two questions being submitted on the same day (2024-01-23) to both the Prime Minister and the invited speaker.

There is not enough data.