By Plenary Sessions: Riina Solman

Data is scarce.

The speaker is an active member of the Social Affairs Committee, regularly attending sessions and debates, including the recent discussion concerning the Pihlakodu cases. They present during plenary sessions to outline the procedure for draft legislation and are involved in initiating amendments.

Appearing at the plenary session, he/she addresses interpellations to the Minister of Social Affairs, focusing specifically on the care home crisis and the impact of tax increases on citizens' livelihoods. He/She references prior communication with the Minister and statements made by colleagues (Rain Epler), demonstrating active engagement in parliamentary debates. He/She made repeated requests for additional time to present his/her arguments thoroughly.

The speaker's activity pattern is limited to posing two questions to the minister during the same plenary session, suggesting active participation in the question-and-answer rounds. No other activities or regular patterns of speech are evident.

The speaker refers to active participation in the work of the Social Affairs Committee, including the recent consensus decision reached during the processing of the draft amendment to the Social Benefits for Persons with Disabilities Act. Previous discussions with the Chairman of the Social Affairs Committee and communication with stakeholders were also mentioned.

The speaker is highly active in the Riigikogu, submitting multiple interpellations to the Ministers of Social Affairs and Regional Affairs during a single sitting day, often following up on questions that were initially directed at previous ministers. He/She mentions participating in meetings of the union of pensioners' associations, demonstrating direct contact with target groups. His/Her pattern of activity is aimed at the continuous scrutiny and holding the government accountable for its actions.