By Years: Kalle Grünthal

The speaker collaborates with opposition colleagues (e.g., Mart Helme, Rain Epler, Varro Vooglaid), whose views he supports and quotes. He is open to amending his own draft legislation if the idea is worthwhile (e.g., the wolf hunting bill), but he treats the coalition's proposals with extreme suspicion. He relies heavily on the institution of the Chancellor of Justice as the only force capable of keeping the government in check.

Cooperation primarily involves fellow opposition members, notably Varro Vooglaid and Kert Kingo, in the submission and defense of legislative proposals. The stance toward the coalition is uncompromising; they are accused of deliberately blocking opposition bills at the behest of Kaja Kallas. A respectful attitude is shown toward the arguments of reasonable colleagues (e.g., Jürgen Ligi), provided those arguments support his own positions.