By Plenary Sessions: Vadim Belobrovtsev

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The speaker is participating in the Riigikogu's Question Time, directing questions to the Minister of Culture. They are actively referencing recent events, such as the demonstration staged by the theater community, and are closely following the recent statements made by other ministers (the Minister of the Interior, the Minister of Education) regarding wage issues.

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The speaker is active during the plenary sessions of the Riigikogu, presenting and defending draft legislation, with a focus on initiating laws concerning the social sphere. He/She repeatedly references prior discussions and proposals, demonstrating consistent work on social policy issues while in opposition.

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The speaker is participating in the plenary session during Question Time, responding quickly to the breaking news about the spread of a super-potent narcotic. The reference indicating that the subject had already been raised in the chamber demonstrates active involvement in the ongoing parliamentary debates.

The speaker is active in the plenary sessions of the Riigikogu, participating in the Q&A session and posing specific questions to the minister. The reference to prior communication indicates continuous engagement with the topic of civil defense and the submission of recurring questions.

The speaker is active during the Riigikogu information sessions, posing follow-up questions regarding topics previously raised (in February). They also engage in immediate response when a minister specifically mentions them in an answer, in order to clarify their earlier actions.

The speaker's pattern of activity includes an appearance at the Riigikogu plenary session during the first reading of the draft bill. He refers to previous activities, including a meeting with the leaders of the Estonian Council of Churches in March and informal communication with representatives of other factions.

The speech was delivered at the start of the Riigikogu's new session as part of a formal inquiry (interpellation) that had been submitted back in April, but was now directed at the new Prime Minister. This suggests a continuous, rhythmic pattern of activity, involving the continuation of previous political initiatives (such as votes of no confidence) and the constant scrutiny of the executive branch.