By Plenary Sessions: Mart Helme

The style of cooperation indicates alignment with other opposition members (mentioning Urmas Reinsalu) who are also demanding specific answers. The primary desire for cooperation is aimed at the Riigikogu Board and the Council of Elders to consider a change in format, rather than finding compromises with the government.

The willingness to cooperate is low; the speaker expects the chamber to vote down the supported bill. He emphasizes the need to act as an independent sovereign state, not as a mere appendage of allies or organizations, thereby signaling a desire to avoid policies dictated by Brussels or Washington. He criticizes the one-sided nature of Estonia’s relations with the USA, which are channeled solely toward the "globalist liberal side."

The speaker refers approvingly to the speeches given by colleagues Mart Maastik and Kalle, demonstrating cooperation within their own faction or among like-minded colleagues. There is a complete lack of any indication of openness to compromise or cross-party cooperation with the governing coalition.

There is no information regarding cooperation, willingness to compromise, or cross-party activity. The speaker demands an unequivocal position from the institutions (the President, the Chancellor of Justice) regarding their requested constitutional interpretation, which would rule out any political interpretation.

Willingness to cooperate is absent; the speaker asks direct and accusatory questions, casting doubt on the opposing side's intentions and their future prospects. There is no mention of compromise or bipartisan collaboration.

A complete lack of willingness to cooperate; the style is purely confrontational and demanding. The speaker demands that the Speaker of the Riigikogu call the ministers to order, insisting that they behave properly and stop lying. There are no references to cross-party cooperation or seeking compromise.

There is insufficient data.