By Plenary Sessions: Evelin Poolamets

The modes of operation are confined to addressing the plenary session and posing questions to ministers and the presenters of draft bills. All appearances are recorded on a single session day, which indicates active participation in the debates and inquiries taking place during the plenary session.

Patterns of activity indicate active participation in the plenary session on a single day, involving both the submission of several detailed questions to ministers and the presentation of a motion to reject a bill on behalf of the parliamentary group. This suggests a concentration on analyzing the content and impact of specific pieces of legislation during the course of the parliamentary debate.

The speech was delivered at the plenary session of the Riigikogu, during which questions were posed to the Minister. Data concerning the frequency, rhythm, or other public events of the appearances is unavailable.

The speaker is active in the plenary session, posing consecutive questions on the same topic (the taxation of agency labor). This demonstrates persistence in clarifying the specific issue.

According to the data, the activity is limited to asking two questions during the plenary session on a single day, focusing on economic issues.

The pattern of activity points to active participation in the plenary session, with the individual posing several questions regarding various legislative amendments within a short timeframe. The speaker's focus is on questioning ministers and rapporteurs concerning changes to social policy and administrative organization.

The speaker is active during the plenary session, presenting a draft resolution to establish a special committee tasked with addressing the demographic crisis. They actively participate in the Q&A, clarifying the committee's mandate and emphasizing the severity of the crisis. This pattern of activity is clearly aimed at pushing through a specific legislative initiative.

Based on the data, the speaker addressed two issues during a single session day (07.10.2024). Both questions critically concerned the financing and projects of infrastructure. There is insufficient data to assess longer patterns.