By Plenary Sessions: Urmas Reinsalu

The speaker is highly active during the extraordinary session, having initiated a motion of no confidence just days after the government took office—a move he believes is the fastest in the history of modern Estonian politics. Last week, he was in contact with representatives of the Ukrainian community and key political figures of the Belarusian democratic movement to discuss security matters. This pattern of activity is reactive and swift, focusing immediately on the value crisis that has emerged.

The speaker is active during the extraordinary session, participating in both substantive debates and procedural disputes (such as requesting additional time or demanding the right to reply). He/She takes the opportunity to bring direct signals from society into the chamber by reading aloud a citizen's letter.

The discussions have centered on the extraordinary session of the Riigikogu, where the car tax bill and its amendments are being debated. He/She is active both in the substantive debate and in raising procedural questions, asking the session chair about the voting procedure for amendments and the appropriateness of processing a law deemed unconstitutional.

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The speaker participated in the extraordinary session of the Riigikogu on July 15, making two contributions, one of which was a detailed and technical question.