By Plenary Sessions: Kalle Grünthal

The speaker attempts to establish common ground by citing examples, including those involving coalition MPs (Siim Kallas), whom the media has unfairly accused, in order to demonstrate the universal necessity of the draft legislation. He asks his colleagues to support the bill or at least send it to the second reading so that it can be further refined. Direct cooperation with other factions is not described.

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The collaborative style is evident in the public acknowledgment of like-minded colleagues (Ants Frosch and Varro Vooglaid) for being present in the chamber, highlighting the fact that at least two people are actually in the hall.

The cooperation style is evident in the support for Helir-Valdor Seeder's proposal to suspend the reading, which points to a readiness to act alongside like-minded colleagues. Overall, however, the speaker’s style is confrontational and demanding, focusing on challenging the actions of the Riigikogu Board and insisting on strict adherence to legality.

The collaborative style is rather demanding, but the speaker supportively references the previous speaker, Anastasia, who also emphasized the equal treatment of Riigikogu members. Overall, the focus tends to be on insisting on rule adherence rather than seeking compromises.

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