By Years: Urmas Reinsalu

A highly active and consistent speaker in the Riigikogu chamber, frequently taking the floor multiple times a day during debates on interpellations and draft legislation. He repeatedly introduces bills (e.g., the abolition of the car tax) and draft resolutions (e.g., the pace of ammunition procurement) and demands their expedited processing. He regularly mentions consultations with experts, business organizations, and foreign politicians (e.g., Ursula von der Leyen, Friedrich Merz).

A highly active Member of Parliament, often submitting interpellations and motions to amend the agenda, thereby pressuring the government on every sitting day. They utilize the Riigikogu floor primarily for putting pressure on the government and conveying political viewpoints. They note written addresses to the government (such as budget proposals) and meetings with stakeholders (business organizations, the Prosecutor General).