By Plenary Sessions: Riina Solman

There is insufficient data.

The speeches were delivered during the information session, and they reference recent events, such as the submission of the car tax bill last week. This pattern indicates active and well-timed intervention during plenary sessions, focusing on high-profile political conflicts and government inaction. The upcoming European Parliament elections on June 9th are also mentioned as a potential opportunity to hold a referendum.

There is little data available regarding activity patterns, restricted solely to one question posed to the prime minister during a plenary session.

There is too little data.

The speaker reacts quickly to current events, referring to recent coalition council meetings, the departure of the Commander of the Defence Forces, and the Prime Minister's media coverage (an interview in The Times). The addresses were delivered within the framework of the Riigikogu information hour, focusing on the Prime Minister's accountability.

The speaker is active in the Riigikogu (Estonian Parliament) plenary sessions, frequently asking questions, and points to recent involvement in the work of the European Union Affairs Committee. Attention is also drawn to their previous ministerial role and negotiations conducted at the EU level, demonstrating sustained activity on both the domestic and international political stage.