By Plenary Sessions: Luisa Rõivas

There is insufficient data on the frequency of appearances, meetings, or travel, since only two speeches from the same plenary session have been provided.

We only have data concerning one question from a plenary session, which demonstrates participation in the legislative debate through the questioning of the rapporteur. No further data regarding activity patterns is available.

There is too little data.

There is too little data.

The speaker regularly attends the Riigikogu Christmas event, confirming their presence last year and noting that this is their only public concert of the year. This demonstrates a recurring, annual pattern of participation in ceremonial events.

The speaker is actively participating in the plenary session, delivering concise and focused remarks on the same topic throughout a single day of the session. This indicates specific involvement in the ongoing legislative debate.

The speaker's modus operandi involves the work of the Foreign Affairs Committee and the handling of draft legislation. They provided a detailed overview of the history and procedures of the sittings, which spanned nearly a year. They also mentioned the Foreign Minister's upcoming participation in the sitting on October 7th to discuss foreign policy issues.

The rapporteur is acting as the representative for the lead committee during the plenary session, providing a detailed account of the bill's legislative progress. These activities encompass participation in the committee's extraordinary meetings (June 5) and the close tracking of all procedural steps.

Insufficient data.

The speaker highlighted recent active involvement, mentioning a personal trip to Ukraine where he, along with colleagues, delivered donated vehicles to soldiers heading to the front line. He also met with teachers and children at the Ovrutš kindergarten, demonstrating practical engagement in humanitarian aid efforts.