By Plenary Sessions: Anti Poolamets

The speaker is participating in the plenary session debate on the draft bill concerning the reopening of the Consulate General, referencing the lengthy procedure this matter has undergone. Previous discussions with the Minister of Foreign Affairs and the Chancellor are mentioned, and reference is made to the position taken by the Foreign Affairs Committee in 2021. Data regarding regular communication patterns is absent.

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The speaker is active in plenary sessions, posing sharp questions to ministers and demanding answers regarding ongoing crises. Reference is made to a week-long, unsuccessful search for answers, which indicates consistent monitoring of the topic and repeated intervention.

The speaker has been actively involved in this sector outside the chamber, noting that they visited domestic drone manufacturers based domestically. Their participation in the plenary session is achieved by posing a question, which signals a desire to speed up the political discussion.

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The addresses were delivered during the plenary session, indicating active participation in parliamentary debates, putting questions to both the Prime Minister and the ministers. The speaker's pace is intense, posing a rapid succession of sharp questions and extended critical remarks.