By Plenary Sessions: Jaak Aab

Demonstrates a willingness to cooperate by acknowledging the education agreement process and the dialogue between the parties. The approach is constructive—it seeks solutions and clarity, rather than blocking the process.

Emphasizes cooperation within the framework of the coalition, mentioning working groups and negotiations. Shows a readiness for compromise, but states that regarding the car tax, common ground could not be found when addressing the issues faced by disabled people and families with children. Refers to collaboration with the Deputy Speaker of the Riigikogu, who supported his/her position. The style of cooperation appears constructive, yet principled.

The speaker demonstrates a willingness to cooperate, referring to the administrative procedure as "cooperation between the undertaking and the Competition Authority." He refers back to previous shared understandings with members of the Reform Party and former ministers, but expresses disappointment regarding the current lack of cooperation. The speaker emphasizes the need to find "a substantively correct solution and also a formally correct solution."

The speaker emphasizes that despite fundamentally different viewpoints, they managed to communicate respectfully and professionally, and even discuss the substance of the matter. This demonstrates an openness to constructive dialogue, even in the face of strong disagreements.

The speaker demonstrates a readiness to cooperate in the committee's work by listening to various interest groups and explanations provided by the ministries. He has collaborated with the Chancellery of the Supreme Court and other institutions to refine the legislation. However, he is also prepared to make uncompromising decisions, such as proposing to halt the second reading, should he deem it necessary.

Demonstrates a cooperative attitude, supporting the positions of the Competition Authority and emphasizing the need for collaboration with market participants. Avoids confrontation, focusing on constructive problem-solving and the search for best practices.

Publicly commends the work of the Competitiveness Expert Council and thanks Priit Lomp, who was the Chairman of the Economic Affairs Committee at that time. It emphasizes the Economic Affairs Committee’s cooperation with the Foresight Centre, which demonstrates an openness to inter-institutional collaboration and the inclusion of experts in the decision-making process.

They expressed interest in collaboration, specifically inquiring about the progress of negotiations between the City of Tallinn and local businesses. They view the search for joint solutions positively.

The speaker takes a constructive approach to the questions, seeking clarity and specific details from the minister. The tone is collaborative, prioritizing information over confrontation, and demonstrates a clear willingness to work together to resolve the issues.

Stresses the importance of cooperation, particularly in the context of the Tallinn Hospital project, where he/she calls on the minister to be the "initiator" for discussions with project managers and the city. Supports supplementing existing solutions rather than starting from scratch.