By Plenary Sessions: Diana Ingerainen

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The speaker strongly emphasizes the need for long-term and well-thought-out agreements, as well as cooperation between healthcare, social welfare, and communities. He/She senses a "strong unified will" in the Riigikogu (Estonian Parliament) to stand up for the well-being of the people, which points to an openness towards cross-party cooperation and the search for consensus.

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The speaker works closely with Ministry of Finance officials who were included in the committee session to present analyses. Consensus was reached within the committee regarding two procedural decisions, but the proposal to reject the draft bill was voted through despite conflicting viewpoints. The cooperation remains open to the involvement of experts and further analyses.

The style of cooperation is formal, involving the submission of a question to a member of the government (a minister) during a plenary session. There is no information available regarding the readiness for cooperation or inter-party dialogue.

The style of cooperation is consensus-based and collegial. It emphasizes that the Finance Committee's decisions regarding the draft bill were adopted unanimously, which indicates an openness to internal compromises within the committee.

The speaker demonstrates a willingness to cooperate, emphasizing the consensus decisions adopted within the Finance Committee. They collaborate both with colleagues (Andrei Korobeinik) and representatives of the Ministry of Finance (Kairi Ani), and reference academic contributions (Urmas Varblane). The style is open and procedural.

The speaker urges colleagues to support the supplementary budget, emphasizing the necessity of collective decisiveness. He recognizes that compromises were made during the budget drafting process, which indicates a willingness to cooperate and negotiate. The objective is to reach a consensus regarding the safeguarding of national security.

The speaker demonstrates a willingness to cooperate by clearly expressing agreement with a colleague's position ("I agree with the colleague"). This indicates a readiness to support similar viewpoints in parliament, irrespective of party affiliation.

The speaker thanks those involved for preparing the draft bill, acknowledging the collective effort and long-term cooperation. Hope is expressed that they will be able to "move forward smoothly" with the bill, demonstrating a desire for constructive future work.

The collaborative style emphasizes consensus on procedural matters, such as placing a draft bill on the agenda and appointing a representative. At the same time, it also acknowledges differing opinions and shared viewpoints on political issues where the motion to reject the bill was not consensual.

The style of cooperation is highly consensus-driven and collegial, emphasizing the adoption of decisions by consensus within the Finance Committee. Cooperation also took place with the government representative, Finance Minister Jürgen Ligi, who attended the committee session.

The style of cooperation is based on procedural consensus, particularly regarding the appointment of the representative to the steering committee and the introduction of the draft bill onto the agenda. Experts (the Ministry of Finance) were involved in the committee discussions, and colleagues' proposals were heard, although the final decision to reject the draft bill was made by a vote (5 in favor, 2 against).

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