By Plenary Sessions: Riina Solman

The speaker is actively participating in the Riigikogu's information session, posing questions to the minister. They reference a recent public debate (ERR's "Impulss"), demonstrating their involvement in current media discussions. There is no available information regarding other activities or public appearances.

The course of action involves active participation in plenary debates, posing questions to ministers (Riina Sikkut), and supporting the draft legislation of the Isamaa faction. The speaker's recurring pattern is to refer to earlier, similar bills and inquire about the reasons for their stagnation.

The speaker is active in committee work, participating in the Finance Committee's debate on the car tax and notifying the Social Affairs Committee of their absence. They have met with representatives of the Association of Large Families and submitted questions to the Prime Minister concerning solutions for the labor and demographic crisis. Their speeches point to continuous engagement with both policy formation and the representation of interest groups.

The speaker is active in the plenary session, submitting repeated questions and formal inquiries to the Prime Minister. They reference direct communication with constituents and interest groups, noting that the association for large families and private individuals send letters of concern to them at the Riigikogu (Estonian Parliament). They also refer to earlier appearances before the Social Affairs Committee and closely follow ministers' public statements in the media ("AK" news).

The speaker participated in the Riigikogu plenary session, delivering a long and substantive debate speech that focused on a comprehensive analysis of energy issues. Their pattern of activity involves presenting opposition criticism of the government's policy, offering both specific questions and extensive viewpoints.