By Plenary Sessions: Reili Rand

Records indicate activity during the plenary session on September 25, 2025, where multiple questions were raised regarding regional inequality. The speaker was highly engaged, repeating their question to ensure a response was provided. There is no information available concerning other speeches or the overall rhythm of participation.

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The patterns of activity demonstrate active participation in the Riigikogu plenary session, by posing questions to both the Prime Minister and various ministers across several different sectors (security, infrastructure, and government management). All the speeches originated from a single day of the session, which suggests intensive questioning.

The speaker's pattern of activity during this sitting is limited to introducing their draft bill and responding to questions. Reference is made to their active participation in the Social Affairs Committee and the ongoing state budget negotiations, which lends a time-critical context to their activities.

The speaker participated in the information session, posing questions regarding both the budget strategy negotiations and the Hiiumaa education reform. Reference is made to recent events, such as the RES talks and the Prime Minister's statements on social media and in the Hiiu Leht newspaper.

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The speaker's pattern of activity is limited to posing a targeted question to the minister during the plenary session. The question references the minister's previous actions and their visit to Hiiumaa in August, which demonstrates the speaker's timely reaction to the government's activities.

The speaker actively participates in plenary sessions, asking questions of ministers and referencing previous debates in the chamber. He/She is up to date with the ongoing state budget negotiations. Information regarding the frequency or external events is unavailable.

The MP is highly active in the Riigikogu, regularly submitting interpellations (to the Ministers of Regional Affairs, Education, and Finance) and initiating draft legislation (child benefits, parental allowance). This operational pattern focuses on raising specific social and regional issues and holding the government accountable regarding the budget and quality standards.