By Plenary Sessions: Riina Solman

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There is not enough data.

An active participant in the work of the Social Affairs Committee, acting as the rapporteur (representative of the lead committee) during the debate on the parental benefit bill. They requested the role of rapporteur for personal reasons and based on prior experience, specifically to prevent the bill from being killed by the representative of the ruling party. They also refer to previous participation in the working group on the personalized state.

Records indicate participation in the plenary session, where questions were posed to the Chancellor of Justice. The speaker is actively involved in legislative discussions, focusing on a specific security-related draft bill.

He/She speaks during the plenary session, posing recurrent questions to the minister. He/She also references previous private discussions with the minister ("we have definitely clarified this matter between us"), which demonstrates active communication extending beyond the formal sessions.

The speaker refers to their first work week, which indicates either a new role or a recent return to active engagement in the Riigikogu. They are participating in the work of the Social Affairs Committee and meeting with ministers within the parliamentary group, demonstrating active involvement at both the committee and group levels.

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The speaker is highly active in the Riigikogu, regularly submitting formal inquiries (interpellations) and proposals to the Prime Minister and several ministers (Signe Riisalo, Kristen Michal, Lauri Läänemets, Kristina Kallas, Piret Hartman, Igor Taro). His activity is often reactive, quickly responding to events and news covered in the media (e.g., the EKA decision, an AK news report, Maaleht).