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The count includes: bills and amendment proposals submitted, votes cast, speeches, questions and interpellations, new committee memberships. Days with a plenary sitting are outlined. Grey means “no recorded activity” where data is available, not missing data.
Each metric is calculated from the official records; click its name for the definition. Methodology. Quantity is not a measure of quality.
Words this MP uses in the plenary noticeably more often than other MPs (from 38,311 words in their speeches; function words excluded). Ordered by how distinctive they are.
65 of 65 bills submitted are joint; 2 of them have a sponsor from another parliamentary group (as of the submission date).
Number of distinct bills in which the person is listed as a sponsor. A joint bill counts once for each sponsor.
Bills in which the person is the only listed sponsor.
Bills submitted for which parliament.bg records adoption at first reading in the plenary.
Bills submitted that were promulgated in the State Gazette (with the issue number given). Adoption of a bill does not mean that all of its provisions became part of the law.
Bills submitted with no final decision in the current National Assembly.
Bills submitted that were not adopted before the end of the National Assembly's term.
Bills submitted that are marked as withdrawn.
Bills submitted that were rejected in the plenary (as recorded on parliament.bg).
Number of registered written proposals (Art. 83 of the Rules of Procedure of the National Assembly) in which the person is a sponsor. One proposal may cover many provisions.
Number of distinct bills on which the person has made proposals.
The outcome of proposals is contained in the committee reports (PDF) and is not published in structured form. Not calculated.
Plenary votes whose subject refers to a proposal by the person ("proposal by …"). The link is inferred from the text of the subject. Revotes are not counted separately.
Roll-call votes in which the person voted “for”, “against” or “abstain”.
Roll-call votes “for”.
Roll-call votes “against”.
Roll-call votes “abstain”.
Votes during the term in which the person is on the roll-call list but did not vote (code “0”). Does not distinguish absence from being present without voting.
Sittings with roll-call data in which the person is registered as present at least once (code “П”, as well as “Р”, which is registration by other means, whose meaning the source does not explain).
Sittings with roll-call data in which the person appears on the list.
Entries for the person in the National Assembly's “Unexcused absences” register of the type “absence from the plenary”. The register contains only the absences that the National Assembly has marked as unexcused.
Entries in the same register for absence from a sitting of a standing or temporary committee.
Speeches in the plenary according to the transcripts (replies, counter-replies and reports are counted separately). Chairing the sitting is not counted.
Total number of words in the speeches above.
Interventions while chairing a sitting (Chair/Deputy Chair).
Questions and interpellations to members of the Council of Ministers listed in the profile.
Interpellations (Art. 107 of the Rules of Procedure), i.e. records of the type “Interpellation”.
Distinct standing and temporary committees in which the person is a member or holds a leading position.
Distinct committees in which the person is Chair or Deputy Chair.
Number of times the person becomes a member of a different parliamentary group within a single term.
Sum of the days between the start and the end (or today) of each term, based on membership of the National Assembly.
Number of National Assemblies in which the person has been an MP, according to the profiles on parliament.bg (including ones not imported).
Of the above, those with more “for” votes than half of those voting (calculated; special majorities are not taken into account).
Votes cast / (votes cast + no vote) × 100.
Share of “for”/“against”/“abstain” votes cast as a member of a parliamentary group that match the group's majority in the same vote (based on the official results by group; the person's vote is part of that majority). Votes in which the group is tied or fewer than 3 members voted are not counted. Independent MPs are not included.
