By Plenary Sessions: Vadim Belobrovtsev

The speaker is actively participating in the Riigikogu information hour and refers to the recent public demonstration against the car tax, which took place on Sunday. He/She is closely monitoring the recent statements made by other ministers (e.g., Riina Sikkut) and members of political parties (e.g., Märt Meesak, Toomas Uibo).

There is not enough data.

These activities include actively participating in the Riigikogu's information session by submitting questions. The speaker also refers to their participation in the special committee meeting for state budget control, which was held on Monday.

The data is limited to one plenary session and a query submitted to the Prime Minister, focusing on the topics of demography and family policy.

The operational pattern involves active communication with constituents and the heads of educational institutions (the head of a Tallinn school), based on which specific questions are formulated for the Information Session. The speaker refers to participation in the Culture Committee meeting on January 8th, demonstrating the role of legislative oversight.

The speaker is active during the plenary session, submitting both questions and more extensive statements, and references their participation in the meetings of the Riigikogu Culture Committee. This demonstrates regular involvement in both legislative committee work and parliamentary debates.

Speeches were delivered during the plenary session, addressing the Prime Minister directly with questions and criticism. This indicates active participation in parliamentary debates, focusing on sharp criticism of government policy and the offering of alternative legislative proposals. The speaker is also prepared to defend their fellow faction members (Anastassia Kovalenko-Kõlvart) against accusations made by the government.