By Plenary Sessions: Rain Epler

The speaker is an active participant in the plenary session, posing several questions to various presenters (a scientist, an activist, an entrepreneur). They refer to their previous involvement in the environmental commission and are making follow-up inquiries about the sources and calculations that were promised earlier.

The data reveals activity in the submission of questions during the plenary session, focusing specifically on the handling of a particular draft bill and the reasons behind its rejection. The speaker poses a series of consecutive, complementary questions regarding the same issue.

The speaker actively references recent events, such as the debate of the special committee on combating corruption, a party colleague's writings concerning tax revenues, and the European Commission's economic forecasts, which indicates continuous activity and information gathering. This pattern of activity involves detailed monitoring of government actions both within committees and through the media.

Highly active in Riigikogu plenary sessions, repeatedly submitting questions and amendments during the second reading of budget drafts. Uses social media (Facebook) and alternative media channels (Uued Uudised) to disseminate public information (specifically, files related to NGO funding). Is prepared to challenge the ruling coalition by demanding repeated votes.

The pattern of activity is limited to participation in the Riigikogu information session, where pointed and systemic questions are posed to the government. The speaker uses the session as a platform to react to major international events (US elections) and demand a reassessment of policy from the government.

The speaker's activity pattern is entirely focused on participation in the Riigikogu plenary session, involving asking questions of rapporteurs and responding to colleagues' statements. The activity is intensive and reactive, touching upon several agenda items (abortion, land tax). External events, meetings, or travel are not mentioned in the speeches.

The speaker actively participates in the plenary session by posing several detailed questions to the rapporteur. He is well-versed in the Riigikogu's recent procedural debates, referencing a discussion that took place either last week or the week prior.

Information is scarce. The address was given as part of the information hour, which demonstrates participation in the plenary sessions of the Riigikogu.

This is a question addressed to the Prime Minister during the plenary session of the Riigikogu. The speaker refers to previous activity and information gathering within the Economic Affairs Committee, where the topic of the Estonia-Latvia connection was discussed.

Based on the data, activity is evident during the plenary session, with questions being posed to both the minister and the rapporteur on several different topics. No other patterns (frequency, rhythm) are present.