By Plenary Sessions: Jaak Valge

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Based on the data provided, participation can be observed in the question round of the Riigikogu plenary session, where the discussion of a previous topic of wide public interest is being continued. There is no data regarding the frequency or rhythm.

The records are limited to two identically worded statements made during one plenary session where questions were addressed to the minister. This indicates active participation in parliamentary oversight mechanisms.

The individual exhibits a consistent pattern of behavior, submitting follow-up inquiries and demanding responses to the earlier (spring) formal request. This pattern also involves sending supporting evidence (photos) to officials and insisting on being personally updated on the status of the matter.

The speaker is highly engaged during the plenary session, posing repetitive questions and delivering lengthy speeches concerning immigration policy. Their operational patterns involve the regular collection of data and the submission of inquiries to state institutions (the Unemployment Insurance Fund, the Police and Border Guard Board/PPA) in order to support their political positions.

The speaker is highly active during Riigikogu sessions, constantly and consecutively submitting interpellations (a total of at least 12 interpellations during the observed period) and initiating draft resolutions. This pattern of activity focuses on scrutinizing the executive branch, particularly concerning the actions of the Minister of the Interior and the Minister of Climate. A recurring theme is also the criticism of violations of parliamentary procedure (late submission of materials, missed deadlines).