By Plenary Sessions: Vadim Belobrovtsev

Not enough data.

The data is limited to one question addressed to the Prime Minister during the plenary session.

The speaker immediately requested three additional minutes during the session, which suggests a desire to present a comprehensive and detailed viewpoint. Other patterns of activity, meetings, or frequency cannot be determined from the data provided.

The patterns of activity indicate active participation in the Riigikogu information session, focusing on a long-term yet urgent topic (the transition on September 1st). The speaker points to consistent action taken since the bill was first discussed in 2022.

The discussion is prompted by a media article from a specific day, which references the response to current events. Insufficient data regarding the frequency or the rhythm.

The speaker actively monitors the activities of the minister and the government, referencing both earlier Riigikogu debates (in the summer of last year) and recent media coverage. He/She refers to articles published in December and immediately before the information session, which demonstrates continuous political monitoring.

The speaker's activity patterns indicate active participation in the work of the Riigikogu (Parliament), submitting interpellations (some of which were drafted as early as May of last year). Participation in the Cultural Committee session is also mentioned, where issues concerning children with special educational needs (SEN) and support specialists were discussed.