By Plenary Sessions: Kalle Grünthal

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The style of cooperation is purely confrontational and uncompromising, focusing on highlighting the mistakes of the government and colleagues. There are no references to cross-party cooperation or the seeking of compromises. He demands intervention from the presiding officer if the presenter refuses to answer his questions, demonstrating procedural rigidity.

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There is no sign of direct cooperation or willingness to compromise with the government; instead, the focus is on opposing and blocking the government's draft legislation. (The subject) cites the arguments of colleagues (Leo Kunnas, Aivar Kokk) to support their position of opposition.

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The speaker supports EKRE's proposed amendments, demonstrating cooperation with their parliamentary group. He is individually appealing to the conscience of the coalition MPs, calling on them to vote against the draft bill and show that they care about the welfare of children.