By Plenary Sessions: Enn Eesmaa

The data shows participation in the plenary session on two different topics (EU policy and the procedure for electing the president) on a single day. Other frequencies or patterns of appearances cannot be determined based on the data presented.

The speaker's activity pattern includes active participation in the National Defence Committee sessions (September 15 and 22) and communication with officials from the Ministry of Defence and the General Staff of the Defence Forces. Their role is that of a rapporteur, tasked with conveying the committee's unanimous decision.

The speaker is active during Riigikogu sessions, having personally chaired a session and taken part in responding to interventions. He refers to colleagues Urmas Reinsalu and Rain Epler, indicating participation in internal parliamentary debates.

The speaker is actively participating in the question phase of the plenary session, focusing on the content and context of the bill.

The rapporteur is an active representative of the National Defence Committee's work, participating in several sessions (November 21, December 2) and presenting the committee's consensus decisions to the plenary assembly. This pattern demonstrates regular involvement in the work of the leading legislative committee and the reporting of its outcomes.

The scope of activity is connected to the work of the National Defence Committee, encompassing participation in sittings and the presentation of the committee's decisions before the plenary session. The speaker has been designated as the committee's representative, which points to a regular role in managing legislative procedures.

The speaker is actively involved in international parliamentary work, noting their participation as a Riigikogu representative at a recent international meeting. This points to their regular attendance at foreign policy forums.

The speaker attended the Riigikogu's extraordinary session in July 2024, demonstrating active engagement in both the legislative and oversight roles.

The address indicates active participation in the work of the National Defence Committee, referencing specific session dates (e.g., December 4, 2023, February 5, 2024). The pattern of activity involves requesting written positions from ministries (the Ministry of Defence, the Ministry of the Interior) and a lengthy processing period. This points to thorough and systematic work in the preparation of legislation.

The speaker is active during the plenary session, having posed a question and announced their intention to speak again on the topic later ("I will probably take the floor later"). This indicates active participation in the ongoing debate.

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