By Plenary Sessions: Vadim Belobrovtsev

The speaker is active in plenary sessions, posing a series of consecutive questions to the Minister concerning security, budget, and procedural matters. He refers to personal research, noting that he has "read with interest" the communication between the Ministry of the Interior and the church.

The speaker is highly active during the Riigikogu information hour, utilizing this platform for sharp criticism of government decisions and for highlighting specific social issues. This pattern of activity demonstrates a readiness to pose detailed follow-up questions specifically to underscore the negative consequences of the government's actions.

There is too little data.

There is too little data.

The speaker actively participated in the plenary session, repeatedly posing questions to the minister regarding budget and finance issues. All appearances took place on a single day, which demonstrates focused activity during the discussion of a specific draft bill.

There is insufficient data concerning activity patterns, frequency, or public events, because the analysis is based on a single question from the information hour.

There is not enough data.

The speaker demonstrates continuity in following the topic, referencing previous debates in the chamber and the Foreign Minister's reporting to the Riigikogu Foreign Affairs Committee on October 7th. This points to a pattern where politically sensitive topics are monitored and consistently given attention.

The speaker actively exercises parliamentary oversight, having repeatedly submitted formal queries (interpellations) on this matter, often necessitated by changes in ministerial appointments. He/She also references attending a session of the Economic Affairs Committee, where this same issue was debated with representatives from telecom operators. This pattern of action demonstrates a consistent focus on matters of consumer protection and market regulation.