By Plenary Sessions: Rain Epler

The speaker is actively engaged in legislative work, referencing a draft bill that was introduced nearly a year ago. His/Her pattern of activity includes posing questions to colleagues regarding the committee’s work and the actions of officials, as well as defending his/her own draft bill before the plenary session. He/She is also involved in monitoring the activities of the Ministry of Climate.

The speaker is active in the plenary session, posing questions to the Minister and making procedural remarks to the presiding officer. He is proactive in the legislative process, specifically announcing that the following day he will present a draft act concerning mineral resource exploration from the rostrum.

Data is only available for one question from a plenary session, which indicates participation in parliamentary oversight mechanisms.

The records show active participation in the plenary session, specifically by posing a question to the minister and then engaging in the subsequent debate on the same subject. This pattern of activity includes critical scrutiny of the ministers' responses.

The speaker was active during the January 16th plenary session, participating with questions and comments in at least three separate discussions. Their pattern of activity primarily involves posing questions to rapporteurs and ministers to clarify the objectives of the draft legislation and request further information.

The speakers are active during plenary sessions, submitting significant interpellations (responses to which have been delayed for eight months or since September) and utilizing the question period to sharply criticize the government’s activities. Procedural issues are also noted concerning the session chair’s handling of order maintenance.

The speaker was active during the plenary session on January 11, repeatedly posing questions both to the bill's rapporteurs and to experienced colleagues regarding parliamentary procedure. This pattern of activity indicates a focus on the quality of floor debates and procedural details.

The speaker was highly active during one session day (January 10, 2024), delivering three consecutive speeches or proposals regarding the same topic (the reduction of VAT). This suggests a focus on the handling of a specific draft bill and active involvement in the plenary debates.

The interventions were made during a single Question Time session, demonstrating active engagement in scrutinizing the government. The pattern involves submitting detailed and multi-faceted questions to both the Prime Minister and a minister holding a broad portfolio, focusing on pressing economic and governance crises.

The data is limited to a single intervention during the plenary session, where the speaker explains the absence of the bill rapporteurs and defends the actions of their parliamentary faction. The participation of colleagues in foreign missions is mentioned.

The speaker is actively engaged in scrutinizing the government's activities during the plenary sessions of the Riigikogu, submitting interpellations and follow-up questions to ministers. Reference is made to previously submitted interpellations, which demonstrates consistent monitoring of issues and official parliamentary activity.