By Plenary Sessions: Ants Frosch

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Regarding cooperation, the need for further collaboration with international organizations, particularly the OSCE, is emphasized in order to fix the electoral system. Domestically, the speaker points to the government coalition's unwillingness to address the problems, which demonstrates a lack of domestic compromise.

The style of cooperation is strongly intra-factional, emphasizing close collaboration with colleagues (Ants Frosch, Leo Kunnas, Alar Laneman) when repeatedly submitting the same draft legislation. The speaker mentions that it was specifically he, along with Leo and Alar, who "pushed hard for" the bill to be brought back into deliberation.

The speaker expresses an initial willingness to discuss the issues of the specific school, viewing it as a welcome opportunity. However, he immediately stresses that the focus must remain on resolving the systemic problem, rather than merely addressing individual cases.

The speaker is actively seeking cooperation and mediation, requesting a half-hour recess to communicate with colleagues (e.g., Jaak Aab) and church leaders. He urges them to reach internal conclusions in order to find a future reasonable and "civilized" course of action. He is open to compromise, provided it means halting the rush and allowing for discussion.