By Plenary Sessions: Anti Poolamets

The speaker actively engages in oversight, occasionally reporting the lack of Estonian-language service to the Language Inspectorate, which indicates a proactive and consistent pattern of citizen monitoring.

The speaker is active in plenary sessions, raising questions and stating positions during debates on key draft legislation. Participation in the discussions of the Committee on European Union Affairs regarding the European Medicines Regulation is also mentioned.

The patterns of activity demonstrate active participation in the plenary session, involving the submission of several substantive and critical questions and interpellations to the rapporteurs and the Minister of Finance (Võrklaev). The speaker also refers to their previous work as a member of the ERR Council.

The speaker actively participates in the plenary session, utilizing the opportunity to present legislative drafts (income tax reduction) and immediately broadening the discussion to critical national defense and security topics. The data is limited to a single session day, during which they spoke repeatedly.

The speaker emphasized his own high level of personal activity, pointing out that he gave two speeches and asked seven or eight questions on serious topics during Monday's session. He sharply criticized the coalition (the Reform Party, Eesti 200) for their low engagement and for being absent from the hall even during crucial discussions.

The speaker actively performs parliamentary oversight, utilizing inquiries and questions directed at ministers. They mention a recent meeting with the Latvian Parliament's friendship group in Valga, which demonstrates activity in international and regional contacts. They also refer to personal experiments (traveling by train) conducted to test demand.

The speaker was highly active during the plenary session, taking the floor multiple times and requesting additional time to thoroughly cover the topics of home birth and the closure of regional hospitals. Beyond social issues, they also participated in a debate regarding institutional protocol (specifically, the scheduling of the Ukrainian president's visit).

The speaker actively participates in plenary debates, presenting draft legislation and criticizing the coalition's work procedures, accusing them of "complacency" and avoiding additional sessions. He/She also mentions previous participation in the Foreign Affairs Committee's visit to Greece.

The Speaker is active during plenary sessions, submitting questions and formal inquiries across multiple areas within a single sitting day. All statements made are directed at the minister, either to pose questions or to criticize policy.