By Plenary Sessions: Helir-Valdor Seeder

The speaker is participating in the Riigikogu information hour, posing pointed questions to the minister. They refer to earlier coalition negotiations and the period of the previous government, which demonstrates persistent monitoring of the topic and a consistent stance.

The speaker is highly active during the session, engaging in both substantive debates (the Car Tax, the Aliens Act) and procedural matters (sound issues, recording speaking time). They speak multiple times throughout a single session day, posing questions to the minister and presenting the faction's viewpoints. Furthermore, they initiate procedural solutions (such as calling a recess or convening the Council of Elders) to resolve technical issues.

The speaker is an active participant in the Riigikogu (Parliament) information hours, often referencing previous questions posed to the Prime Minister. He/She is involved in the ongoing parliamentary discussion of the Foreigners Act, serving either as its introducer or as the spokesperson for the topic.

The speaker actively participates in the Riigikogu information session, focusing on the parliament's routine oversight mechanisms. They refer to the Prime Minister's weekly attendance and the participation of other ministers, which takes place every couple of months, in an effort to improve the procedure for sharing information.

The pattern of activity is limited to participation in the Riigikogu plenary session, where interpellations are presented to the Prime Minister regarding the government's migration policy. The speaker uses this forum to highlight internal discord within the government and to demand clarification of the policy. No other patterns of activity are present.