By Plenary Sessions: Anti Poolamets

The speaker participated in the Riigikogu plenary session and referred to their involvement in a discussion convened by the Chancellor of Justice concerning the avoidance of accountability.

The speaker refers to personal experiences regarding the lack of Estonian-language service in Tallinn and elsewhere. He/She also mentions participating in the 1988 Language Appeal (Keeleloits). Information concerning other regular activity patterns is lacking.

The speaker recently took part in a joint session involving two committees, which focused on strengthening sanctions and confiscating Russian assets. This presentation occurred during the Riigikogu's information hour, demonstrating active engagement in the parliament's oversight function.

The speaker stresses the necessity of active parliamentary diplomacy, including conducting visits with delegations and clarifying key issues within the format of friendship groups in the coming months. He/She views Estonia's contribution as critically important, given the country's small diplomatic corps.

Insufficient data.

The speaker is an active presenter and defender of draft legislation during the plenary session, focusing on EKRE's education and demographic packages. He/She participates in the debate, requesting additional time for a more thorough explanation of his/her positions. This pattern of activity indicates a focus on legislative work and opposition criticism.

The pattern of engagement is confined to questions posed during the Riigikogu's information session, directed straight to the Prime Minister. The speaker responds to a series of articles published in the media, utilizing this as a platform to critique the government's passivity. There is no information available concerning other public appearances, meetings, or regular communication patterns.

Based on the data, we can only state that the speaker actively participated in the plenary session on February 5, posing questions to both the prime minister and the rapporteur. The questions addressed both socio-economic issues and regional policy funding matters.