By Plenary Sessions: Vadim Belobrovtsev

The speaker is actively participating in the Riigikogu plenary session, lending support to the motion of no confidence filed against the Climate Minister. He references communications with journalists who have shared their concerns with him regarding the government's actions (off the record). He is connected to the Centre Party's initiation of this motion of no confidence.

The addresses were delivered during the Riigikogu Question Time, focusing on the direct questioning of the minister concerning recent and critical events (the closure of Ryanair routes).

The speaker has repeatedly addressed the Riigikogu from the rostrum regarding this specific draft bill, which points to active and consistent involvement in the discussions of this legislative process. Their participation in the committee's public hearing on January 13th is also mentioned, where experts critical of the draft legislation presented their arguments.

The speaker was active during the plenary session, asking four questions and delivering a comprehensive, detailed speech on sports policy. This pattern of activity indicates a focus on one specific policy area, utilizing both the question and speech formats.

The speaker is actively involved in the legislative process, participating in the plenary debate and referencing colleagues' previous questions directed to the Ministry of the Interior. He/She has met with various stakeholders, including church representatives, and attended a public session of the Legal Affairs Committee during the bill's discussion phase.

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The speaker is actively participating in the plenary session, posing detailed follow-up questions to the rapporteur. He refers to a relevant inquiry that took place last week, which demonstrates consistent monitoring of the issue and active involvement in parliamentary work.

The data indicates active participation in a single day's plenary session, during which multiple questions were addressed to the Minister of Education. The speaker is up-to-date on developments in the sector, referencing the commitment to end the teachers' strike and the receipt of a letter from over a thousand teachers before the New Year.

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The speaker is an active Member of Parliament who participates in plenary sessions and attempted to attend the information hour, but was unable to ask a question there. It is noted that immediately before the address, he gave an interview to journalists, which points to active engagement with the media. His tardiness for the session was due to urgent media work.

The speech was given during the Riigikogu Q&A session. The speaker refers to their recent article concerning the indexation of pensions and mentions the foreign policy debate held the previous day, which demonstrates active participation in parliamentary work.

The speaker took an active role in the plenary session, initially raising a procedural question concerning the possibility of extending the debate. Subsequently, they presented a comprehensive analysis and critique of the four-hour foreign policy debate and the Foreign Minister's conduct.

The speaker actively submits interpellations and draft resolutions, addressing topics that are immediately pressing (such as the bank tax or the consequences of closing a rescue team). He/She actively participates in plenary sessions, posing repeated questions and responding to rejoinders, which points to a regular rhythm of parliamentary work.