By Plenary Sessions: Kadri Tali

The characteristic feature is the intensive and long-term work within the Steering Committee, where bills are debated over several sessions spanning months (e.g., December 16, February 18, April 22, May 5, June 3). This operational model includes close communication with stakeholders and ministries before the drafts are presented to the full assembly.

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The speaker has consistently worked in the Riigikogu (Estonian Parliament) over the course of two years, together with Tanel Tein, on developing a system for involving private capital in the financing of sports and culture. Mention is made of their membership in the private funding working group established in the spring of 2023 under the leadership of the Eesti 200 party, which demonstrates long-term and dedicated effort regarding this specific issue.

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The pattern of activity is related to legislative committee work, specifically the preparation for the first reading of Bill 518, initiated by the Government of the Republic, in the Cultural Committee on October 15, 2024. This pattern involves close collaboration and the posing of questions to ministry representatives, as well as reaching a consensus decision regarding further proceedings.

The speaker's mode of operation involves presenting the results of the committee's work to the plenary session as a substitute rapporteur. He/She refers to previous procedural obstacles, noting that the discussion of the draft legislation has been impossible six times.

The pattern of activity involves active participation in the work of the Culture Committee, including the preparation of draft legislation and its presentation to the plenary session (in this specific instance, as a substitute member). The report details the process involved in preparing the bill for its first reading on November 21, 2023, and its subsequent referral to the plenary session agenda.

The speaker has been active on the Culture Committee, participating, by their own account, in countless meetings with city and departmental representatives concerning the building extension. Extensive prior involvement in the cultural sector is also highlighted, including the founding of an orchestra and introducing musical culture to 23,000 schoolchildren. This operational pattern demonstrates a clear commitment to a specific cultural project.

The available data pertains only to a single question raised during a plenary session, indicating participation in the minister's information hour or the corresponding debate.

There is insufficient data regarding the frequency of these occurrences or specific patterns of activity. The speaker refers to previous statements, noting that they have already repeated the same truth "from this very platform."

Participation in the Culture Committee hearings is mentioned, which provides a good overview of the desired developments in the education sector. Reference is also made to a recent visit to the Pärnumaa Vocational Education Centre. The speech concludes with a specific public appeal to support the Metsküla school charity concert, scheduled for March 8th.

The speaker is delivering a presentation at the plenary session addressing cultural funding. He references his involvement in the work of the Culture Committee, where he obtained information from Margus Allikmaa, the head of the Cultural Endowment (Kultuurkapital). Other regular activity patterns or frequency are not specified.

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The scope of activity focused on legislative work within the Culture Committee, where a draft bill initiated by the parliamentary group was discussed and a report for the plenary session was prepared. Kadri Tali served as the committee's rapporteur, communicating the committee's decisions and the substance of the discussion. The report covered activities that took place in November 2023 and were presented in February 2024.

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