By Plenary Sessions: Rain Epler

The data presented indicates that the speaker was highly active during the plenary session, asking five questions within a short period, suggesting focused participation in the legislative debate. He referenced a previous visit to China, which occurred four or five years ago.

The speaker actively participates in the information session, posing detailed questions to both the Minister of Culture and the Minister of Climate. His/her pattern of activity involves prior detailed work within the special committees of the Riigikogu (specifically, the State Budget Control Special Committee), where he/she has gathered specific information from officials, which he/she subsequently verifies publicly.

Data is scarce.

The participant is highly active during plenary sessions, taking part in inquiries and referencing the minister's recent media appearance ("In the First Studio"). This pattern of activity demonstrates a clear focus on oversight and tracking the media coverage of government members.

All addresses are presented as questions during the plenary session, directed either to the rapporteur or the presiding officer. This demonstrates active participation in the legislative debate, focusing specifically on posing questions regarding the details of the draft legislation and governmental accountability. This pattern of activity suggests critical oversight rather than the initiation of new bills.

Focuses on asking questions to the Prime Minister during the Riigikogu plenary sessions and raising procedural questions with the session chair. They are an active submitter of interpellations (referencing the interpellation sent on January 17) and react quickly to technical problems during the session (e.g., microphone operation).

The speaker is highly active in the plenary session's energy debate, posing multiple questions and delivering a long, critical closing address. His/Her operational patterns include preparatory work and participation in committees (the Economic Affairs Committee), as well as direct communication with ministry Secretaries-General to verify the accuracy of the data provided. He/She references previously submitted questions and the corresponding answers, which later proved to be the opposite.

An active participant in the plenary session, posing questions to several ministers and colleagues. This pattern includes asking follow-up questions and demanding procedural guarantees (such as the ministry sending materials) when the initial response was insufficient. This activity demonstrates a focus on the thorough examination of the topics.

The speaker is highly active during the Riigikogu Question Time, asking the Prime Minister repeated questions and intervening multiple times to seek procedural clarifications. This pattern of activity demonstrates a commitment to detailed and repeated scrutiny of the government's work. They also reference their previous articles and speeches on the same subject.

The speaker is active during the plenary session, posing questions both to the Minister of Education and to a colleague from the Economic Committee regarding energy policy. They participate in both the substantive debate and the resolution of procedural matters. They mention that they were unable to attend a previous meeting of the Economic Committee.

The speaker is active during the plenary session, frequently posing questions to the Prime Minister and ministers regarding the economy and taxation. He points to regular interaction with the public and businesses, as well as media monitoring, in order to contrast the government's rhetoric with real life. It is noted that the Prime Minister emphasizes the difficulties "every week."