By Plenary Sessions: Mart Võrklaev

The style of cooperation is highly consensual and inclusive, emphasizing internal committee agreement ("the proposal was made consensually"). The speaker collaborates with both the Minister (Jürgen Ligi) and other committees (the Legal Affairs Committee), and actively involves market participants, stakeholders, and institutions in the preparation of the draft legislation.

The speaker emphasizes cooperation, highlighting the Finance Committee's consensus decision in supporting the Chancellor of Justice's proposal. He/She is cooperating with the Chancellor of Justice to clarify the procedural distinctions between conflicts with the constitution and political recommendations. He/She defends the motor vehicle tax process as "the most transparent and inclusive."

The speaker's working style is collaborative, representing the commission's collective decision, despite the divided vote (6 in favor of rejection, 3 opposed). He is open to discussion outside the chamber and recognizes the opposing side's substantive debate in the plenary, showing respect for the process.

Regarding the committee's work, cooperation with the bill's initiator (the Isamaa faction) was inadequate because their representative was absent, meaning no substantive discussion took place. However, procedural decisions, such as the appointment of the rapporteur and the proposal to place the draft legislation on the agenda, were consensual. The government's position was not to support the bill.