By Plenary Sessions: Martin Helme

The speaker is showing support for their colleague Rene, pledging to definitely vote in favor of the bill. This indicates strong cooperation within the faction. There is absolutely no mention of cooperation or willingness to compromise with the governing parties, whom they consider incompetent.

Willingness to cooperate is lacking; the address is purely confrontational, focusing on blaming the government and demanding its resignation. There are no references to cooperation with colleagues or other political parties.

There is not enough data.

The speaker clearly represents the views of the opposition faction and emphasizes voting against the measure, demonstrating strong resistance to the coalition's actions. He demands that the coalition have a change of heart and amend the adopted laws, but offers no indication of willingness to cooperate or compromise with the governing parties.

There is not enough data.

The style of cooperation is purely confrontational; the speaker positions themselves as the one exposing the government’s errors and holding them accountable. The only reference to "coming to the aid" of the coalition is an ironic proposal to repeal the security tax, which is used to test the coalition's right-wing credentials. No genuine willingness to compromise or engage in cross-party collaboration is evident in the speeches.

Data is unavailable. The speaker refers to other faction members (Mart, Varro, Tõnis), which suggests internal faction unity, but there is no evidence of cooperation with other political parties.