By Plenary Sessions: Kalle Grünthal

Collaboration is being sought during the bill's processing phase so that it moves forward to the committee and the second reading, allowing for amendments to be proposed, based on the principle that "no one person is wise on their own." Reference is made to previous positive feedback on the content of the bill (from Aadu Must and Rein Lang), which indicates a clear readiness for a substantive discussion.

The collaborative approach is aimed at seeking advice from the presiding officer to find a solution consistent with parliamentary rules of procedure regarding the minister’s alleged unethical conduct. This demonstrates a willingness to adhere to the parliament’s standing orders, even in the face of strong opposition.

There is not enough data.

There is no evidence of cooperation, willingness to compromise, or cross-party activity. The focus remains sharp criticism of government policy and holding the minister accountable.

He is the co-author, along with Kert Kingo, of the draft amendment to the Law on the Prosecutor's Office and the Courts Act, which demonstrates clear cooperation toward a specific legislative objective. He actively participates in the debate, answering questions and interacting with colleagues, but his views regarding the impunity of the Prosecutor's Office are rigid and uncompromising.

There is too little data.