By Plenary Sessions: Priit Sibul

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The speaker points to active engagement and regular meetings, specifically mentioning a discussion held last week with the Data Protection Inspectorate. This demonstrates ongoing communication with the relevant regulatory bodies.

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The speaker is an active submitter of inquiries (to the Minister of Finance, the Minister of Culture) and participates in faction meetings. He/She refers to a meeting with the Data Protection Inspectorate within the Isamaa faction, which demonstrates his/her deep engagement with the topic outside the session hall. His/Her activity is aimed at bringing specific administrative cases into public discussion.

Based on the data presented, only one appearance at a plenary session is visible, specifically in the form of asking a question.

The available data is restricted to a single address during a plenary session of the Riigikogu, which demonstrates participation in the ongoing debate. No further data on activity patterns is available.

The speaker actively participates in the Riigikogu's Question Time, quickly reacting to recent statements and decisions by the government and ministers (Mart Võrklaev). This pattern of activity shows a sharp focus on current fiscal policy events and inconsistencies, often referencing answers given by the ruling party in previous days.

The speaker refers to their previous activity in submitting inquiries and communicating with the minister, noting that the previous discussion was successful. This points to regular and targeted participation in the question round of the plenary sessions.