By Plenary Sessions: Martin Helme

The speaker demonstrates a willingness to cooperate by supporting the content of the bill and referencing their agreement with the previous question ("the same question"), which suggests a constructive approach to the legislative process.

The speaker addresses "Dear colleagues" directly, requesting support for the draft bill, which demonstrates a desire to achieve parliamentary consensus for the bill's passage. The cooperative style is exploratory and entreating.

Information is missing regarding current cooperation with other political parties. Initiatives of the previous government (involving EKRE) are mentioned, such as the funding of the Mäo section and the study of PPP models for infrastructure projects.

The style of cooperation is aimed at supporting bills initiated by fellow party members, emphasizing that these are initiatives of individual Riigikogu members (e.g., Martin Helme and Rain Epler), not bills proposed by the parliamentary group. He/She acknowledges that other colleagues have not supported the bills he/she proposed, but promises to continue making proposals.

Insufficient data.

Lack of data

Although criticizing the Reform Party overall, the speaker recognizes Urve Tiidus as one of the "more reasonable people" in the faction, referencing their previous cooperation spanning three terms. Generally, there is a lack of willingness to compromise with the government; instead, the focus is placed on highlighting the opposing side's errors.

Cooperation is taking place within the faction, for which he is requesting a recess for consultation. He criticizes the inability of the government and the coalition to support the draft legislation he has submitted, noting that support cannot be found even when there are several good options available. There are no indications of a willingness to compromise with the government.