By Plenary Sessions: Andre Hanimägi

The speaker emphasizes the need for broad cooperation and coordination between ministries, the Police and Border Guard Board (PPA), and the private sector (the Banking Association, telecom companies) in the fight against fraud. He/She commends a colleague (Valdo Randpere) for his active contribution and engagement within the Legal Affairs Committee and calls for avoiding political "tug-of-war" when addressing important security issues. He/She remains open to amendments aimed at improving the draft legislation during the proceedings.

The speaker references previous cooperation and discussions within the Legal Affairs Committee, which demonstrates a willingness to address the topics within the committee's framework. The current approach is critical, demanding improved processes and greater transparency, which points to a desire for better cooperation in the future.

The speaker stresses that the Finance Committee failed to support any of the Social Democrats' proposed amendments, suggesting limited cooperation on economic matters. Conversely, as the rapporteur for the Legal Affairs Committee, emphasis is placed on the consensus-based procedural decisions made to advance the draft bill, demonstrating a willingness for procedural cooperation and the acceptance of the Ministry of the Interior's explanations.

There is insufficient data.

The current collaborative style is confrontational, criticizing the coalition's internal capacity for cooperation and its general indecisiveness. However, hope is expressed that when it comes to restarting this crucial system, the Riigikogu will be able to look at things rationally and make a swift decision.

The speaker emphasizes the necessity of cross-party cooperation, pointing to the Tallinn City Government’s unanimous support for the draft bill, irrespective of political affiliation. They mention the Social Democrats’ backing of a similar draft proposed by the Centre Party and call on other local municipalities (such as Tartu) to unite in order to exert pressure on the government. They view the proposed legislation not as a political issue, but simply as a sensible solution.

The style of cooperation is pragmatic, as the speaker praises the previous government and minister for the reconstruction program of smaller apartment buildings. This demonstrates a willingness to acknowledge good policies regardless of who initiated them.

It refers to previous cooperation between the Ministry of Social Affairs and the City of Tallinn in carrying out the necessary analyses. The speaker represents the position of the Social Democrats (SDE), stressing their specific commitment to advocating for the Tallinn Hospital project. There is no mention of current readiness for cross-party compromise; instead, the focus remains on pressuring the government.