By Plenary Sessions: Rain Epler

The speaker is active in parliamentary debates, noting that he is repeating himself and has spoken at the rostrum multiple times on energy issues. He mentions a recent meeting with a delegation of Canadian nuclear energy entrepreneurs, which demonstrates active engagement with international stakeholders.

The speaker is an active questioner during the plenary session, posing multiple questions and follow-up questions concerning two important draft bills within a short period. This pattern of activity also involves the use of procedural rights, specifically by lodging a protest against the actions of the presiding officer.

The pattern of activity centers on legislative work, characterized by posing repeated and follow-up questions during the plenary session regarding previous readings and ministerial promises. The speaker is active in the debate on the draft bill, raising both substantive questions and, on behalf of the parliamentary group, proposing the suspension of the reading.

The records indicate active participation in the plenary session, raising questions and procedural inquiries, and addressing both ministers and commission rapporteurs. The individual speaks repeatedly during a single session day, focusing on taxation issues and social matters.

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The speaker is actively participating in the Riigikogu's Question Time, posing pointed questions to the Prime Minister. They also reference a previous discussion on the same topic with Martin Helme, which indicates the issue is being actively addressed in parliament.

The speaker is active during the session, asking questions and follow-up questions to several ministers. The inquiry submitted in April is mentioned, which demonstrates consistency and long-term engagement with certain topics, particularly regarding environmental restrictions and compensations.