By Plenary Sessions: Rain Epler

The speaker delivered an extensive summary report during the plenary session, followed by active participation in the debate, where they responded to several colleagues. They also referenced a recent television appearance concerning insurance issues and previous debates (for example, with Mario Kadastik), demonstrating active involvement both in the media and in discussions outside of parliament.

The speaker is active during the plenary session of the Riigikogu, repeatedly participating in the debate, asking questions, and responding to colleagues (Mario, Riina). This pattern of activity demonstrates a deep commitment to analyzing the details of the bill under discussion and engaging in political confrontation.

The speaker is active during the Riigikogu Q&A session, posing pointed questions regarding the government's current political developments. They also mention continuous work across the private sector, the government, and the Riigikogu itself.

An active participant in the plenary session, delivering a presentation and answering questions regarding the draft legislation they initiated. They refer to previous work on the Finance Committee and prior activity within the government (specifically dealing with tax cuts). They also mention cooperation and the sharing of ideas within the opposition.

He/She is speaking at the plenary session during the question-and-answer round, focusing specifically on challenging the Prime Minister's answers and criticizing the overall direction of his political activity. This pattern of action is geared toward highlighting the strategic mistakes made by the government.

The speaker was highly active during the plenary session, presenting a draft bill (the bank tax) and participating in multiple debates (the car tax, the bank tax), while repeatedly answering questions from colleagues. All these activities were concentrated into a single day, indicating an intense legislative workload.

There is insufficient data regarding the frequency of occurrence or other activity patterns.

Speeches are short and focus on questions or procedural clarifications during the plenary session. This demonstrates active participation in current discussions, linking the topics of gender quotas and the car tax.