By Plenary Sessions: Urmas Reinsalu

The speech was delivered at the plenary session of the Riigikogu concerning the European Union's financial perspective. The speaker refers to the recent morning session of the Special Committee on Budget Control, which was attended by the Chairman of the Fiscal Council and the Director of the Estonian Employers' Confederation.

He/She appeared at the Riigikogu Q&A session, demonstrating consistent engagement on matters concerning the government's fiscal policy. He/She mentions that he/she had already raised the same issue with the Minister of Finance on Monday, pointing to a systemic and repetitive pattern of action during parliamentary sittings.

The speaker is an active participant in the parliamentary debate, posing repeated and specific questions to the Minister of Finance concerning economic indicators. They frequently reference past political statements and events (e.g., last summer’s tax hikes, a quote from Kaja Kallas), showing a consistent focus on the government’s activities.

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The speaker is active in the plenary sessions of the Riigikogu, posing questions to ministers and the prime minister, and taking the floor during the reading of draft legislation. He/She refers to the government's recent actions, which have become apparent only "in the perspective of hours" (72, 200, 300 hours ago), demonstrating a continuous and rapid response to political events.

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The speaker is active in plenary sessions, posing several questions concerning budget and tax policy. They refer to participating in the Budget Control Committee session, where they questioned the Minister of Finance, which demonstrates a deep engagement with financial issues. All remarks were delivered within a single day, suggesting intensive participation in the agenda items.