By Plenary Sessions: Siim Pohlak

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The speaker is highly active during the plenary session, repeatedly intervening in the proceedings to challenge the progress of the car tax bill and demand procedural recesses. Ten-minute recesses are repeatedly requested on behalf of the faction of the Estonian Conservative People's Party before votes. This pattern of activity is aimed at obstructing the government's legislative work through procedural means.

The activity pattern shows active participation in the plenary session on June 3, 2024, posing questions both to the Minister of Economic Affairs and to the rapporteurs. The speaker participated in debates concerning the economy, e-voting, and censorship.