By Plenary Sessions: Priit Sibul

The speaker is very active and systematic, carrying out consistent follow-up by repeatedly referencing the topics discussed last week and the minister's promises. He/She participates in the work of the National Defence Committee and uses the information obtained there (the meeting with Belitšev) to challenge the minister's assertions in the plenary debate.

The member is active in plenary sessions, participating in budget debates and posing repeated, detailed questions to the minister. This pattern indicates a deep dive into specific budget lines and the justification of investments.

These patterns of engagement demonstrate active participation in the plenary session, primarily through asking questions focused on a specific government bill. The established pattern aims to scrutinize the minister's accountability and verify the justification behind their decisions.

Monitors the government’s earlier promises and rhetoric regarding areas for cuts, noting that these proposals have not yet reached Parliament. The speaker’s pattern of activity involves demanding detailed justifications and calculations from ministers and rapporteurs concerning the draft bill amendments.

The speaker is active during the plenary session, consecutively addressing the minister with two detailed questions concerning healthcare management and procurement. Both interventions are brief and focused on obtaining specific information.