By Plenary Sessions: Anti Poolamets

All speeches were delivered during a single plenary session, specifically within the Q&A and presentations segment, which demonstrates active engagement in the ongoing debate. The speaker requested three additional minutes to extend the debate, indicating a desire to present their position thoroughly and at length. Data regarding broader patterns of activity is unavailable.

The speaker is participating in the plenary session, presenting criticism regarding the Minister's reports. They reference earlier meetings with representatives of the cultural field (choir conductors, dance leaders) and mention their work as a member of the National Library Council.

Based on the data, the pattern of activity is limited to asking the rapporteur a question during the plenary session regarding the credibility of the elections. The address took place in April 2025 and focused on the topic of establishing an investigative committee.

Not enough data

The speaker actively participates in the plenary session by asking questions and referencing meetings with people living in wind farm areas, expressing the communities' concerns. They have also been researching companies' annual reports to find evidence of subsidy misuse.

Insufficient data.

The pattern of activity is restricted to participation in the Riigikogu's Q&A session, during which sharp questions are posed regarding the conduct and public statements of government members. The speaker quotes specific statements made by the minister being addressed, suggesting that the public sphere and media are being monitored.

Not enough data.

There is not enough data.