By Plenary Sessions: Ants Frosch

The speaker supports international cooperation, stressing the need to time the processing of the sanctions law to coincide with the formation of a more collective position, citing the principle of "never again alone." Domestically, reference is made to the shared concerns of opposition MPs (including EKRE) regarding the risks of the draft bill, which suggests a willingness to cooperate on certain issues.

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The style of cooperation is pragmatic, indicating that the Estonian Conservative People's Party is effectively executing the Internal Security Service's mandate to improve the legislation. There is no reference to seeking compromises with either intra-coalition partners or other parliamentary factions concerning this draft legislation. Collaboration is restricted solely to the presentation of their own faction's initiative.

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