By Plenary Sessions: Jaak Aab

The speaker refers to cooperation within their own faction, noting that the interpellation was submitted by the Social Democrats. They also cooperate with parliamentary committees (the Economic Affairs Committee) and utilize the viewpoints of representatives from state institutions (the Financial Intelligence Unit) to support their arguments. There is no information available regarding cooperation with other political parties or the governing coalition.

The speaker emphasizes collaboration with the Foresight Centre and the former chairman of the Economic Affairs Committee during the establishment of the Competitiveness Expert Council. Although he is seeking consensus on energy issues, he notes that political opposition is preventing an agreement from being reached. He addresses his colleagues, calling on them to consider solutions that support regional development.

The speaker is actively seeking cooperation and advice from the National Audit Office to improve the Riigikogu's capacity to adopt stable state budgets. He is open to experts' recommendations in shaping fiscal policy in order to avoid the annual "back-and-forth wrangling."

The style of collaboration is questioning and information-seeking, directly addressing the rapporteur and the minister to obtain clarifications regarding the need for funding, investments, and the risk of lengthening waiting lists. There are no references to cross-party cooperation or a willingness to compromise.