By Plenary Sessions: Martin Helme

The speaker is addressing the chamber on behalf of their faction, but demonstrates absolutely no willingness to compromise with the ruling parties, focusing instead on exposing their misdeeds. The style of interaction is purely confrontational, and the objective is to demonstrate that the governing coalition purchased a ministerial post to serve the interests of the Tallinn City Council.

The style of cooperation is future-oriented, signaling a readiness to join a new government (coalition) involving EKRE, specifically to abolish the car tax. There is no mention of current cooperation with other parties or a willingness to compromise on the issue at hand.

Cooperation takes place within the faction, where a joint proposal is made to suspend the reading of the draft bill. The attitude toward the opposing side is confrontational, with protests raised against procedural decisions made in the committee, such as bundling proposals together. There is no apparent openness to compromise, as the content of the draft bill is deemed entirely unacceptable.

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The cooperation is aimed at representing the common interests of the opposition parties, with the promise that their candidate on the Riigikogu Board will represent all opposition parties. When nominating the candidate, it is emphasized that the deputy speaker position belongs to the largest opposition party. There is absolutely no sign of a willingness to compromise with the governing coalition.