By Agendas: Kadri Tali

The operational pattern centers on legislative work within the Culture Committee, where draft legislation was thoroughly debated across multiple sessions, involving sector representatives. It is noted that this discussion occurs during the preparations for the General Song Festival, making it crucial that the focus of the debate does not overshadow the festival preparations. The activity is directed toward supporting the continued processing of the draft bill at a measured pace.

The pattern of activity indicates intensive work within the steering committee, highlighting five commission meetings held between December 2024 and June 2025. This pattern has focused on the long-term, structured preparation of the draft bill, continuously engaging stakeholders and ministries.

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The speaker refers to two years spent in the Riigikogu that were dedicated to systematically working toward the goal of attracting private funding, together with Tanel Tein. Also mentioned is participation in the working group for private funding, established under the leadership of Eesti 200, starting in the spring of 2023. This pattern of activity demonstrates a long-term commitment to developing a specific financing system.

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This pattern of activity is connected to structured legislative work, encompassing the preparation for the first reading of a government-initiated bill within the Culture Committee. The process involved close communication with the Minister of Culture and ministry officials, alongside an active round of questioning from committee members. The Committee subsequently reached a consensus decision to propose concluding the first reading.

The main course of action involves participating in the Culture Committee meeting on May 7, 2024, and subsequently presenting a report to the Riigikogu plenary session. The rapporteur notes procedural patterns, pointing out that the discussion of the draft bill has been postponed six times in the chamber.

The analyzed pattern of activity is related to the sitting of the Cultural Affairs Committee on November 21, 2023, where preparations were made for the first reading of the draft bill initiated by the EKRE faction. The activity encompassed hearing the position of the Government of the Republic, a substantive discussion, and a vote on making a proposal to reject the draft bill. Heljo Pikhof was designated as the committee’s rapporteur, who was subsequently replaced under authorization at a later plenary session.

The speaker referenced their active involvement in the work of the Culture Committee, mentioning countless meetings with representatives of the city and various agencies regarding the building extension project. They described a sustained effort and a regular rhythm of meetings, even though the opposing party repeatedly raised obstacles. This pattern of activity demonstrates a persistent focus on this single, major cultural infrastructure project.

There is not enough data.

Insufficient data. The speaker merely refers to similar conclusions previously presented from this very podium.

The speaker points to participation in the Culture Committee hearings, which provides excellent insight into the needs and wishes of teachers and educators. The text also mentions the visit to the Pärnumaa Vocational Education Centre, demonstrating direct contact with institutions in the field.

The speaker is actively involved in the legislative process, attending the Culture Committee meeting and referencing information gathered there regarding the growth of the Cultural Endowment's revenues. Furthermore, they are engaged in developing a new funding model, collaborating with colleagues and the Foresight Centre.

There is not enough data.

The pattern of activity is restricted to participation in the sitting of the Cultural Affairs Committee on November 21, 2023, where preparations were made for the first reading of the draft Act amending the Higher Education Act. The Committee made a consensus decision to appoint a rapporteur and subsequently voted in favor of rejecting the draft Act. Kadri Tali was appointed as the Committee's rapporteur to the plenary session.

Not enough data.