By Plenary Sessions: Andre Hanimägi

The cooperation style is consensual and compromise-oriented, particularly within the Legal Committee, where an amendment concerning the effective date was adopted by consensus. The speaker references questions raised by colleagues (such as Priit Sibul), demonstrating an openness to further discussion and clarification.

The speaker is addressing the minister directly, seeking constructive cooperation and concrete solutions to support the sector. The aim is to secure support and resources from the executive branch for the development of a new field.

The speaker positively references previous cooperation within the government, specifically noting where the Social Democrats initiated a crucial analysis. The current tone is demanding, questioning whether the ministry and the minister today intend to continue the work started by their predecessors.

The speaker stresses the necessity of comprehensive engagement in the legislative process, particularly regarding social dialogue with social partners and trade unions. Looking ahead, wide-ranging cooperation is foreseen between ministries, the police, the Financial Supervisory Authority, telecommunications companies, and banks for the development of an anti-fraud action plan.

The speaker is open to collaboration and is actively seeking counsel from the Chancellor of Justice to find a legally correct solution for amending the law. The goal is to achieve an exception that "actually becomes law," which indicates a desire to find a compromise or a legally sound solution.