By Plenary Sessions: Urmas Reinsalu

The speaker is an active Member of Parliament who participates in plenary sessions, poses questions to experts, and makes substantive statements. He/She refers to previous warnings (issued last autumn and again in January) concerning the government's fiscal policy, thereby demonstrating consistent engagement on the issue of public finance.

The speaker actively participates in plenary debates, posing specific questions to ministers and rapporteurs. He references his earlier actions, such as writing a letter to the Prime Minister concerning a breach of law (specifically, the funding of teachers' salaries). He also mentions recent public demonstrations (involving landowners and forest owners) and criticizes the absence of ministers (Michal) from crucial discussions.

The speaker is active during the Riigikogu information sessions, posing pointed follow-up questions and referencing recent events (e.g., Monday's confusion and the promises made by the Riigikogu Board). They closely monitor the government's activities and expenditures, demanding immediate clarification on both procedural and economic issues.

The addresses were delivered during the plenary session of the Riigikogu, where the speaker actively participates in the debate on the draft bill, repeatedly submitting questions and procedural motions. The speaker criticizes the presiding officer for having failed to grant the floor earlier, demonstrating a desire to be active at the outset of the discussion. This pattern of activity indicates a strong focus on the ongoing legislative process.

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The data indicates active participation in the Riigikogu plenary session, where both supportive positions regarding important legislation and sharp criticism of government ministers' presentations are put forward. The speaker's rhythm is responsive, replying directly to the minister's report and posing repeated questions.

The pattern of action indicates a persistent and repetitive approach, as the speaker repeated the exact same question they asked last week, demanding a prepared answer. This points to a systematic and consistent focus on the topic of state finance transparency during the information session.

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A very active and frequent speaker during the plenary session, participating in lengthy and intensive debates with both the representative of the Legal Affairs Committee (Odinets) and the Minister of Finance. The communication pattern is characterized by constantly demanding answers and presenting criticism, especially regarding procedural and fiscal issues.

The speaker is highly active during the Riigikogu's Information Hour, utilizing this platform to repeatedly call the Prime Minister to account and demand specific financial data. They reference prior warnings (Autumn 2023, January 2024) and submitted proposals (specifically, the reduction of administrative expenditures), thereby demonstrating a consistent approach to criticizing fiscal policy.

The speaker referenced the faction’s meetings with officials regarding security and the church issue, seeking to gain clarity on the government’s plans. He actively participates in parliamentary procedures, submitting requests for additional time and clarifying the faction’s position during the motion of no confidence. The text also mentions the bill submitted by Isamaa aimed at establishing Estonian language requirements in the service sector.