By Plenary Sessions: Tanel Tein

The pattern of activity is limited to the submission of the draft bill during the extraordinary session of the Riigikogu.

The speaker participated in the plenary session on June 17, 2025, posing questions to the rapporteur. He/She refers to earlier work in the committee, where the discussion of the topic originated.

The speaker is active in plenary sessions and demonstrates a repetitive communication pattern, suggesting they have repeatedly raised the same structural issue. This points to a sustained interest in the topic of sports governance.

There is too little data.

The speech is part of a discussion concerning a matter of significant national importance, demonstrating active engagement in raising major national issues within the Riigikogu. It points to the long-term, systematic work carried out by the Riigikogu working group on the involvement of private capital, which was established in the spring of 2023, underscoring continuous policy development.

There is not enough data.

The pattern of activity is limited to asking two consecutive questions during the plenary session, which focus on the same economic topic (banking and taxation). The questions are directed at the rapporteur (Andrei) and emphasize the consistency in the development of the topic.

Lack of data

There is too little data.

Works actively as the rapporteur for the Culture Committee, presenting comprehensive summaries and conveying the viewpoints of various stakeholders (the ministry, parliamentary factions, experts). He/She actively participates in the plenary question-and-answer sessions, offering personal analyses in addition to the committee's official positions.

The data is scarce, but the demonstrated pattern of activity is focused, constituting a substantive intervention during the plenary session concerning the Minister of Culture's report. The address is thorough and well-structured, tackling multiple related themes within a single, extended block of questions and proposals.

Insufficient data.

The activity profile suggests active participation in plenary sessions, which includes both submitting oral questions to the minister and introducing draft resolutions approved by the committee. The individual is involved in the work of the Culture Committee and handles internal parliamentary institutional administration.

The speaker participated in the plenary session and referred to their previous active participation in the discussions of the Culture Committee, which demonstrates regular work both within the committee and before the parliament.