By Plenary Sessions: Urmas Reinsalu

The speaker is active in the parliament's plenary session, submitting two-part questions to the minister and delivering an extended speech ahead of the vote of no confidence. Their patterns of activity also include earlier calls (e.g., demanding the prime minister immediately appear to answer an interpellation) and representing the political group's positions.

The speaker actively participates in the Riigikogu question times, submitting pointed follow-up questions to the Prime Minister. He/She refers to previous warnings that were issued to the government "just a matter of weeks ago," and closely monitors cabinet meetings and the finance minister's statements in the media (an ERR news report).

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The patterns of activity are limited to appearances at the parliament's plenary session, focusing on discussions of current draft legislation. The parliamentary agenda for next week is mentioned, specifically referencing the second reading of the constitutional amendment.

The speaker's pattern of activity demonstrates a rapid response to government actions, citing very recent events (last week, the day before yesterday, yesterday) and previous warnings issued to the Prime Minister. This points to active and continuous monitoring and criticism of the government's work. The speech is timed immediately following the government's failure to approve the energy agreement and just before their next attempt.

The speaker actively exercises parliamentary oversight, participating in the information hour and repeatedly submitting questions to the Prime Minister. Reference is made to earlier communication that same morning with both the Minister of Social Affairs and the Director of the Social Insurance Board, demonstrating active information gathering in preparation for political inquiries.

The speech was delivered during a plenary session of the Riigikogu, referencing the recent informal European Council and the statement made by the Polish Prime Minister on January 22. The speaker presented the government with specific proposals for shaping EU policy, demonstrating active involvement in the policy-making process.

The speaker is participating in the plenary session's question round, submitting detailed inquiries to the Prime Minister. He also mentions previous activity, providing Mr. Laats with additional information in the course of his work.