By Plenary Sessions: Riina Solman

The speaker participated actively on two consecutive plenary session days (November 13 and 14), submitting questions and lengthy comments during the second reading of the budget and social affairs bills. This pattern of activity also included participation late into the evening, addressing those present in the chamber and television viewers.

The activity profile is active, involving participation in the plenary session through the submission of questions, delivery of extended speeches, and making procedural remarks. He/She posed questions regarding the bill's appendices and impact analyses, and delivered a longer speech on the topic of vacation and work ethic. Furthermore, he/she sought to react quickly and respond whenever other deputies mentioned his/her name.

The data indicates active participation in the plenary session, where pointed questions were put to the former minister and a detailed objection was raised regarding the amendments to the Medicinal Products Act. The speaker takes the time to present a thorough overview of the bill's negative consequences (the other side of the coin).

The patterns of activity demonstrate active participation in the Riigikogu information session, reacting swiftly to the media coverage of recent days and the disagreements that have flared up within the coalition. The speaker references previous political events, including the Tallinn coalition negotiations. No other personal patterns of activity are visible from the data.

Action patterns indicate active participation in the plenary sessions of the Riigikogu, where questions are posed to ministers. The speaker closely monitors the previous statements and actions of government members, making precise references to the speeches and promises made in September.