By Agendas: Lauri Hussar

The speaker emphasized the need for broad-based cooperation, noting that the draft bill is a compromise reached by 37 Riigikogu members, who are supported by both coalition and opposition parties. The speaker indicated a readiness to discuss the size of the Electoral Assembly within the Constitutional Committee, even though the bill itself does not resolve that issue, and is open to modifying the wording of the existing proposal.

The speaker is undertaking procedural cooperation with the Government of the Republic by introducing the bill they initiated, and now invites the Minister of Economic Affairs and Industry, Erkki Keldo, to the podium.

The collaborative style is institutional and is based on the work of the steering committee, whose proposals are accepted. Politeness and appreciation are shown toward the speaker ("Thank you very much, esteemed speaker!").

The speaker begins by acknowledging colleague Helir-Valdor Seeder for raising a procedural question, demonstrating a willingness to recognize the contributions of colleagues. The style of cooperation is institutional, seeking clarity regarding the parliament's rules of procedure.

The speaker is highly cooperative in initiating legislation, emphasizing that the draft bill concerning the reduction of expense allowances is the result of lengthy discussions and represents a compromise. The initiation of the bill involved members of the Riigikogu Board and four different parliamentary factions (Eesti 200, SDE, Reformierakond, EKRE), which demonstrates broad, cross-party cooperation. He/She thanks colleagues for their support and wishes everyone a fruitful debate.

The style of cooperation is inquisitive and constructive, aimed at obtaining clarifications from the presenter regarding the provisions of the draft legislation. The speaker expresses a willingness to support the bill, provided that the legal frameworks for the protection of fundamental rights are clear and specific.

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The speaker emphasizes the need for closer cooperation between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Riigikogu (Parliament), especially in shaping strategic foreign policy. The cooperative approach is open and seeks inter-institutional synergy to strengthen Estonia's strategic foreign policy perspective.

Emphasis is placed on collegial cooperation and the desire to remain together in the hall, even staying overnight without going home, which signals strong internal unity. The speaker positions themselves as a student who learned how to make observations and understand behavioral patterns from Santa Claus, expressing thanks "for the care and instruction."

The style of cooperation has been very open and compromise-oriented, emphasizing that the draft legislation was born out of a broad agreement. The speaker thanks colleagues by name and stresses the support received that transcends the factions and the Riigikogu Board.

The speaker begins by acknowledging the bill's objective, but subsequently demonstrates an uncompromising stance on legal and constitutional issues. He notes that the submitted bill cannot be approved in any way whatsoever, which suggests a low willingness to compromise on the proposal in its current form.

The speaker strongly emphasizes cooperation and a willingness to compromise, noting that the submitted draft bill is a "very broad compromise" that resulted from "long negotiations." This indicates a readiness to find broad-based support and consensus on the issue of cutting costs.

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Strong cooperation is emphasized, both with international partners (the Baltic states) and domestic institutions (the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Foreign Affairs Committee). The speaker is seeking common solutions, asking what more Estonia and our partners can do.