By Plenary Sessions: Mart Helme

There is a lack of willingness to cooperate because the speaker anticipates a unified vote by coalition members against the draft bill—an action that contradicts the rational functioning of the state. There is no mention of joint initiatives or openness to compromise.

There isn't enough data.

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The collaborative approach emphasizes the need for inter-ministerial action (Ministry of Defence and Ministry of the Interior) in mitigating environmental threats, as well as for international consultation (Finland). Resolving the rural crisis requires collective and swift action within the government when developing the relevant packages of measures.

Information regarding the style of cooperation with other political parties is unavailable; colleague Züleyxa Izmailova and the party’s own media staff are referenced when verifying the transcripts. Cooperation with the government is ruled out, as the speaker does not believe in "commissioned science" and demands independent research.

There is no willingness to cooperate; the speaker focuses on holding the government accountable and demanding its resignation. The speaker points to the possibility of consensus regarding increased defense spending, but stresses that this must be done quietly and effectively, not through "blustering."

There is not enough data.

The cooperation is focused both within and between the opposition parties, supporting colleagues in the Isamaa faction and stressing that "the entire opposition" demands answers from the prime minister. There is a lack of willingness to compromise when dealing with the coalition; the relationship is confrontational and demanding, centered on correcting the coalition's procedural mistakes.