By Plenary Sessions: Kristina Šmigun-Vähi

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The speaker is actively involved in managing the work of the Economic Affairs Committee, providing the plenary session with detailed reports on the progress and timelines of the draft legislation. Mention is made of participation in the committee meeting on June 10th and the scheduling of parliamentary sessions (Riigikogu) for June 16th and 19th. This pattern of activity is linked to the speaker's role as the rapporteur for the lead committee.

The speaker's mode of operation includes reporting the results of the committee's work to the full assembly, specifically referencing the Economic Committee meeting held on May 12th. This suggests a regular function as the provider of the committee's work summary. Furthermore, the speaker briefly responds to questions regarding the substance of the debate.

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The speaker is active in plenary sessions, frequently asking questions, and regularly participates in the work of the Economic Committee. He/She refers to recent attendance at a meeting of energy producers ("Just yesterday, the energy producers were at the session"), which demonstrates continuous engagement with experts in the field.

The data indicates activity during the plenary session, where two questions were presented to the minister on the same date regarding a sensitive social and healthcare topic. The questions are interconnected, focusing on public awareness and personnel training.

The records indicate a single appearance during the plenary session, where a question concerning the sports sector was addressed to the minister.

The speaker actively participates in the plenary session, posing questions to the minister and delivering extended speeches during the debate on issues of national importance. He/She references earlier political promises and their subsequent fulfillment (such as opening schoolyards in Tallinn), demonstrating consistency regarding the chosen themes.

The pattern of activity is associated with the work of the Riigikogu committee, including regular participation in working groups and sittings (e.g., November 14 and 19). The address constitutes part of the routine reporting to the Plenary regarding the progress of the draft legislation's processing. This pattern indicates an active role in the technical preparation of legislation.

The main pattern of activity is related to work in the Economic Affairs Committee, where he/she participated in the session on October 14 and was subsequently appointed as the representative of the lead committee for the presentation of the draft legislation to the plenary session on October 22. His/Her role is to provide the plenary session with an overview of the committee’s work and answer questions.

They spoke at the plenary session, posing a question to the Chancellor of Justice, and actively participated in the debate. Further data regarding the frequency of appearances or other activities is unavailable.

The speaker’s pattern of activity includes engaging with foreign economic representatives (a visit to Norway) and actively pursuing inquiries during the Riigikogu session. They consecutively put the same question to both the President of the Bank of Estonia and the head of the Financial Supervision Authority, demonstrating clear focus and consistency in addressing the issue.

The speaker addresses the plenary session to explain and defend a significant reorganization of funding in the sports sector initiated by the Ministry of Culture. A second speaker participates in the pre-voting procedures, expressing the faction's opposition.

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The data reveals activity in the submission of questions during the plenary session, where on a single date (18.04.2024), three substantive questions on various topics were presented.

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The data only covers one question asked during a plenary session, which suggests there was activity in submitting inquiries directed at the minister regarding the energy crisis.

Based on the data, the speaker participated in the plenary session, posing a question to the Minister of Education. There is no information available regarding patterns or frequency.

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