By Plenary Sessions: Kalle Grünthal

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There is no direct evidence of cooperation, but the speaker refers to the Centre Party's proposal to move the motor vehicle tax bill up to Tuesday's agenda, which suggests similar procedural stances. Openness to compromise is not mentioned; instead, the management is being demanded to implement measures.

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Insufficient data. The speaker acknowledges and commends the positions of Varro Vooglaid and Urmas Reinsalu, but information regarding direct cooperation or willingness to compromise with other parties is lacking.

The speaker thanks the Chancellor of Justice and his office for identifying the problem, which indicates a willingness to cooperate with supervisory bodies in exposing legal violations by state institutions. The cooperative approach is supportive of those who help disclose the state's unlawful activities.

No data is available regarding cooperation. The speaker's style is strictly confrontational, focusing on publicly calling out the minister and refuting their positions.

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There is no information available regarding cooperation or the search for compromises; the address was presented as a direct and demanding question to the minister, requiring a response to the serious conclusion put forth by the public.

The speaker operates largely independently, submitting draft legislation and challenging procedures. Previous cooperation with the EKRE faction has ended, but they refer to bills submitted in the faction’s name and support the positions of other opposition members (e.g., Korobeinik, Seeder, Kaljulaid) in procedural disputes. Cooperation with the government is ruled out, with the focus instead being on confrontation.