By Plenary Sessions: Vilja Toomast

The speaker's primary mode of operation is presenting the results of the committee's work to the full assembly, specifically focusing on the procedural decisions taken during the Legal Affairs Committee meeting on June 2nd. This points to regular involvement in the committee's activities and the execution of the rapporteur function during plenary sessions.

The action pattern is associated with active participation in the work of the Committee on Legal Affairs, where draft legislation is prepared for plenary sessions, specifically referencing the discussion held on May 5th. The speaker's role is to summarize the committee's work and present the results before the Riigikogu (Parliament).

The speaker's pattern of activity involves appearing at the plenary session as a representative of the steering committee, presenting a report on the committee's work and procedural proposals. He/She participated in the Legal Committee session on November 4th and presented the report on November 14th, which demonstrates an active role in the procedural management of the legislative process.

The speaker's pattern of activity is linked to the role of rapporteur for the Legal Affairs Committee, providing the plenary with a detailed overview of the committee meeting (held on May 28th) and the resulting procedural decisions. He/She actively participates in setting the timetable for processing the draft bill and defining the procedural steps (e.g., concluding the second reading and setting the date for the final vote).

The speaker is actively involved in legislative work, serving as the Legal Committee's rapporteur for Bill 415 during its first reading at the plenary session. Their pattern of activity includes presenting summaries of the committee meetings (April 16) and meticulously documenting the voting results. They also personally participated in the vote, supporting the bill's further proceedings.

The level of activity is linked to intensive work in the Legal Affairs Committee, including the organization of two sessions and an off-site session at Tallinn Prison. The rapporteur is an active presenter who manages the proceedings of a protracted draft law concerning multiple pieces of legislation.

Patterns of activity demonstrate active participation in the work of the Legal Affairs Committee, by presenting the committee's minutes of January 9th to the plenary session on January 17th. The speaker's role involves reporting on the legislative procedure and introducing the committee's decisions.