By Plenary Sessions: Helir-Valdor Seeder

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Active participation in the plenary session, repeatedly posing questions and requesting extended speaking time (an additional 8 minutes). Demonstrates a pattern of intervening in debates through both questions and longer addresses, focusing specifically on demanding substantive responses. Submits a procedural motion for a vote on the proposed amendment.

The speaker has been following the debates of the European Parliament candidates on the national public broadcaster and other channels, noting their shared desire to cut down on bureaucracy. He/She also refers to the long history of processing the draft bill through several terms of the Riigikogu.

The speaker is an active submitter of interpellations and a spokesperson at the Riigikogu plenary session, representing the positions of the Isamaa faction. Their pattern of activity demonstrates continuous pressure on the government and critical questioning regarding crucial security policy issues.

The speaker is active during plenary sessions, repeatedly raising points of order and demanding intervention from the Chair. They participate in the introduction of bills (Bill 387) and reference previous activities (Question Time, participation in the Constitutional Committee, speaking during the previous convocation), which demonstrates consistent involvement in the legislative process.

The speaker is active and persistent, repeatedly addressing the Prime Minister on the same topic ("for the umpteenth time"). He/She has taken the initiative to convene consultations of party representatives at the Riigikogu level regarding the issue of voting rights.

The speaker is active during the Riigikogu plenary session, delivering a longer, substantive speech before the final vote on the bill and engaging in procedural matters (requesting votes on amendments). He/She references previous activity during the second reading of the same bill, where he/she spoke twice, which indicates consistent involvement in the debates concerning important legislation.

The politician is highly active during the plenary session, thoroughly engaging in debates on political statements regarding both taxation and security, and requesting extended speaking time (8 minutes). He mentions meetings with officials and the Deputy Secretary General of the Ministry of the Interior, which suggests active background research and lobbying efforts.