By Plenary Sessions: Jaak Aab

The speaker expresses strong cooperation and alignment with the presenter, recognizing their clear delivery and shared views. At the same time, they note the difficulty of engaging in a constructive debate with the Minister of Finance, whose inflexibility obstructs dialogue.

The speaker references the specific proposal put forward by the Social Democratic faction regarding the funding of regional development, which demonstrates internal party cooperation. He/She is interested in cross-party cooperation and reaching an agreement on the proportions of the electoral college, and asks whether any specific proposals were actually made to the parties.

The speaker addressed the minister directly, seeking confirmation and agreement on next year's financing, which signals a readiness for constructive dialogue with the executive branch to resolve political issues.

The collaborative approach involves referencing the standpoints of interest groups and local government associations (the Chamber of Agriculture and Commerce, the Association of Estonian Cities and Municipalities), utilizing these references to strengthen arguments. Direct cross-party cooperation is not mentioned in the text.

The speaker demonstrates inter-institutional cooperation by supporting the activities of the Foundation for Enterprise and Innovation and acknowledging the efforts of the Ministry of Education. He refers to previous cooperation within the government in creating the large investment measure and the Competitiveness Expert Group established under the leadership of the Economic Affairs Committee. He is open to solutions that have been proposed by the Bank of Estonia.

The politician referenced prior cooperation within the government ("Martin") regarding the resolution of planning matters. He noted that the Social Democrats support the processing of the current planning draft, which indicates either coalition support or procedural cooperation. He stressed the importance of inclusion, arguing that there can never be too much of it.

The speaker refers to widespread public support (over 100,000 signatures on the petition) but does not mention cooperation with other political factions or parties.

There is not enough data.

There is insufficient data.