By Plenary Sessions: Riina Sikkut

The speaker is active in the plenary session, repeatedly posing questions, including follow-ups, to the Prime Minister and ministers regarding important issues. The activity patterns indicate a reaction to recent government decisions and news (e.g., the news about the prisoner agreement from early June). Reference is also made to questions being posed by the Social Democratic faction, which points to coordinated action.

The speaker is an active member of the Finance Committee, regularly attending expert presentations (e.g., those by the Fiscal Council). They also participate in specialized seminars organized by the Bank of Estonia, such as the spring seminar on trade restrictions and the autumn conference on the digital euro. These patterns of activity indicate a deep immersion in financial and regulatory topics.

The speaker is actively participating in the plenary session debate regarding the draft bill, using their address within the context of budget talks to highlight the necessity of IT investments. Furthermore, they speak immediately after the debate to correct a mistaken position attributed to them by Kalle Grünthal. There is insufficient data concerning the frequency or rhythm of their appearances outside of this specific session.

The speaker is participating in the Riigikogu plenary session's Question Time, using this platform to attack the government's policy. He/She refers to his/her knowledge of the plans that were presented in the Finance Committee the previous day.

There is not enough data.

The speaker is active during plenary sessions, asking ministers questions across several sectors (defense, education). All these appearances occur within a single day, which suggests a focus on scrutinizing government activity.

The speaker is actively involved in legislative work, serving as a member of the Finance Committee and having participated in its Tuesday review. The speaker will address the plenary session during the question period, following up on previously raised topics and referencing ongoing proceedings.

All appearances occurred during a single plenary session (2025-09-10), indicating active involvement in debates surrounding topical bills. This pattern of activity suggests intervention in discussions concerning both security and procedural issues.

Records indicate participation in the plenary session through the submission of questions, addressed directly to the Minister and the Chairperson. This points to active engagement in the control and oversight processes within the Riigikogu.

The speaker was highly active during one plenary session, repeatedly submitting questions and follow-up inquiries (a total of 16 interventions) concerning regional policy and immigration. They demonstrated proactivity by initiating an interpellation on behalf of the Social Democrats regarding immigration and productivity, aiming to continue the debate that had been left pending during the spring session.

The speaker is active, submitting several interpellations within a short period (June 5, June 19, September 11) to the Prime Minister, the Minister of Economic Affairs, and the Minister of Finance. This demonstrates the consistent use of parliamentary tools for holding the government accountable and demanding information.