By Plenary Sessions: Lauri Hussar

The style of cooperation is appreciative and grateful, emphasizing learning and positive development gained from colleagues or authorities ("we have been good students"). A readiness for future personal collaboration is expressed ("we should start going fishing together").

The style of cooperation is strongly consensus-based, emphasizing that this is a broad compromise joined by all members of the Riigikogu Board and four factions. Specific colleagues (Toomas, Arvo, Õnne, Martin, Priit, and a second Toomas) were thanked by name for their sense of responsibility. The speaker considers reaching agreement and seeking consensus to be important.

The speaker begins by acknowledging the objective (finding savings), demonstrating a willingness to recognize good intentions. However, when addressing the technical and constitutional flaws in the legislation, the tone is uncompromising, demanding that the error be rectified.

The speaker stresses the importance of cooperation and a willingness to compromise, noting that the draft legislation is the product of lengthy negotiations and represents a wide-ranging compromise. He/She points to the consensus among the bill's initiators, which demonstrates a commitment to achieving broad-based support.