By Plenary Sessions: Vadim Belobrovtsev

Based on the available data, the speaker participated in the plenary session by posing a question to the rapporteur.

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The speaker is active during the Riigikogu information sessions, repeatedly posing questions to both the predecessor and the new minister regarding the same issue. This indicates a consistent and rhythmic pattern of raising the topic before Parliament.

The speaker actively participates in the plenary session, posing detailed questions to the minister regarding the budget and policy implementation, followed by offering a comprehensive critical assessment. This pattern indicates a focus on reviewing specific development strategies and budgets (e.g., "Eesti 2035").

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The speaker actively participates in the work of the Riigikogu, presenting at the plenary session and referencing their participation in the debate of the Select Committee on State Budget Control. A recurring pattern is noted in the submission of the same draft bill (already the fourth or fifth time), which demonstrates the consistent raising of the issue.

One intervention during the plenary session has been recorded, where a detailed question was posed to the speaker. The lack of data prevents the identification of recurring patterns of participation.

The speaker participated in the information session and referenced a recurring issue, noting that, as an opposition representative, the shortage in the teacher pipeline has been repeatedly discussed. This points to a pattern where the speaker utilizes the Riigikogu chamber to bring attention to recurring and unresolved systemic problems.

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The speaker is taking part in the plenary session and references a recent debate concerning the motor vehicle tax ("yesterday or the day before yesterday"), demonstrating active involvement in the parliament's current affairs debates and the legislative process.

The speaker is active in plenary sessions, repeatedly posing questions to rapporteurs and delivering long, substantive speeches against important bills (the Church Law). He/She refers to previous similar initiatives and votes, demonstrating consistent participation in opposition activities.

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