By Plenary Sessions: Vadim Belobrovtsev

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The speaker is actively participating in the plenary session, posing repetitive and clarifying follow-up questions to the minister regarding taxation matters throughout the day. This indicates focused involvement during the question-and-answer session.

The speaker actively performs parliamentary oversight, submitting several substantive questions to the prime minister and ministers during the plenary session. He/She addresses follow-up questions, highlighting an unresolved issue that was first raised via formal inquiry (interpellation) more than a month and a half ago. This indicates a pattern of monitoring the fulfillment of the government's promises and actions over an extended period.

The speaker actively participates in plenary sessions, posing questions to the minister and providing extensive critical overviews of education policy. This pattern of activity includes the critical analysis of government materials and reports. Data concerning other activity patterns is unavailable.

The speaker is highly active on this topic, noting that they have given dozens, if not hundreds, of interviews concerning the unconstitutionality of the proposed bill. All these appearances took place during the plenary session of the Riigikogu, where questions were repeatedly posed and a lengthy speech was delivered in opposition to the draft law.

The records indicate activity in submitting questions during the plenary session, focusing on two significant legislative issues on the same day. Both interventions are aimed at a critical assessment of the government's actions and procedural methods.

The speaker is actively participating in the plenary session, raising repeated questions and making remarks during the interpellation concerning the consequences of the suffrage reform. Information regarding other patterns of activity is unavailable.

Little information is available regarding the speaker's activity patterns, apart from their participation in the plenary session where the recent announcement by the Ministry of Justice and Digital Affairs was discussed. This pattern of activity indicates a rapid response to the ministry's timely plan for legislative change.

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The data shows one instance of speaking during a plenary session, specifically in the form of asking a question. Data concerning the frequency or pattern of other appearances is unavailable.