By Plenary Sessions: Riina Sikkut

The speaking pattern is reactive, focusing on presenting counter-arguments and refuting the content of previous presentations during the plenary session. The speaker requested three additional minutes, indicating a desire to address the topic thoroughly and with strong argumentation.

All speeches were delivered during a single plenary session, where the speaker actively participated by introducing draft bills and posing detailed questions to both the commission representatives and the minister. He refers to his previous activity as a representative of the Social Democrats at the cabinet table.

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The speaker is involved in lengthy and complex legislative processes, referring to bills whose handling has lasted nearly two years and which have been hampered by obstruction. He/She is actively participating in the second reading of important draft legislation, emphasizing their history and future prospects.

The available data is limited to two speeches during a single plenary session, where both the minister's responses to questions and the debate on the draft legislation were addressed. Patterns or frequency cannot be determined based on this data.

The speaker is active during the plenary session, posing a detailed question to the Chancellor of Justice. They emphasize their role as a member of the Finance Committee, which indicates regular participation in legislative preparatory work and debates.

The speaker is actively involved in the legislative process, participating in the preparation of the draft legislation and attending the plenary session. This pattern of activity also includes requesting additional time (three minutes), which suggests a desire to cover the topic comprehensively and in great detail. Close cooperation with the Social Affairs Committee and other stakeholders is mentioned.

The speaker is acting as the representative of the Steering Committee, presenting a detailed overview of the Finance Committee meeting and the decisions reached there. This pattern of activity involves the technical management of the legislative process and the communication of the substance of the committee's debate to the Plenary Session.