By Plenary Sessions: Kalle Grünthal

It seeks institutional cooperation, proposing the convocation of the Council of Elders to discuss the matter, and pointing to the option of appealing to the Supreme Court through the constitutional review procedure. This demonstrates a willingness to utilize existing institutional mechanisms to resolve the conflict.

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There is insufficient information regarding the style of cooperation, but the speaker refers to the truthfulness of the claims presented by another opposition MP (Varro Vooglaid). He addresses the coalition MPs with a direct request to support suspending the reading of the bill, but the overall tone is confrontational and uncompromising.

The speaker emphasizes the coalition's disregard for the warnings issued by opposition members, pointing to a clear lack of cooperation. Instead of seeking compromise, the speaker is looking for ways to launch a legal challenge through the courts.

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The collaborative approach is open to compromises on details—for instance, regarding the choice of time zone when abolishing the practice of changing clocks (daylight saving time)—provided the main objective is achieved. He/She refers to prior communication with colleagues (Leo Kunnas) and notes the support for his/her arguments from ministry representatives (e.g., Triinu Sillamaa).

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