By Plenary Sessions: Urve Tiidus

The course of action is limited to asking a question during the plenary session, following the minister's report concerning cybersecurity and police cooperation.

The speaker's pattern of activity is associated with managing the legislative process, submitting reports from the Economic Affairs Committee meetings and responding to questions from the plenary session. He/She mentions the broad engagement of stakeholders (a total of 50 groups) in the bill's proceedings, as well as specific procedural proposals for the final vote on the draft legislation.

The speaker’s operational focus is on legislative processes and committee work, acting in the capacity of the representative for the lead committee. He/She reports on specific meetings (October 13) and puts forward proposals concerning the plenary agenda and the termination of the proceedings.

There is not enough data.

The activity patterns indicate active involvement in the committee's work, referencing two specific sessions (October 6 and 7) where the draft bill was discussed. The speaker's role, as the committee's representative, is to convey the substance of the discussions and the consensus decisions to the plenary assembly.

The data indicates active participation in the plenary session, where questions are posed to the rapporteur regarding the economic report. The pattern of activity suggests involvement in discussions of strategic issues within the Riigikogu chamber.

The speaker's mode of operation involves presenting the results of the work of the leading committee (the Economic Affairs Committee) to the plenary session. He/She refers to specific dates (September 15 and 16) and procedural decisions, demonstrating active participation in the legislative process as the rapporteur.

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