By Plenary Sessions: Helir-Valdor Seeder

The speaker is highly active during the plenary session, presenting lengthy and detailed arguments regarding the constitutional amendment. They actively participate in the question and answer period, addressing multiple questions to the rapporteur. Furthermore, they repeatedly request a vote on specific proposed amendments and ask for extended speaking time (8 + 8 minutes).

The pattern of activity demonstrates active participation in plenary sessions, responding to inquiries and posing questions across various sectors. The speaker references recent personal visits to rural schools (in Viljandi and Järva counties) and engagement with local authorities (Mulgi municipality). This indicates an effort to gather information firsthand, directly from the field.

The speaker is an active initiator of legislation (on behalf of the Isamaa parliamentary group) and participates in the discussions of the Constitutional Committee. They utilize the session hall both for introducing draft legislation and for making procedural interventions to highlight when the discussion deviates from the item on the agenda.

The speaker is highly active during the session, repeatedly raising procedural questions regarding the timing of the no-confidence debate and delivering a long, eight-minute presentation in support of the motion of no confidence against the government. Their pattern of activity demonstrates a focus on monitoring parliamentary procedure and offering extensive criticism of the government. They also reference previous actions where the opposition proposed the establishment of a special committee on demographic issues.

The speaker is highly active during the parliamentary Q&A session, utilizing the question period to raise several strategic and detailed issues (including accusations concerning the state system, transparency of energy policy, and regional coordination of wind farms). They are focused on demanding concrete answers and specific deadlines for public disclosure.