By Months: Annely Akkermann

The speaker emphasizes the consensus-based decision-making process within the Finance Committee, especially regarding procedural decisions (such as concluding readings and making amendments). He/She demonstrates openness to cooperation with the Ministry of Finance and the Chancellor of Justice in order to bring the laws into compliance with the constitution. He/She notes that the coalition also takes the opposition's proposals into account, even though those proposals did not find support within the committee.

The speaker highlighted the consensus-driven work within the Finance Committee and the close collaboration with the Ministry of Finance when drafting the bills. He noted the importance of considering input and appeals from interest groups (for example, the Chamber of Disabled Persons and leasing companies) and the need for their involvement. At the same time, he stated that, due to procedural economy concerns, the decision was made not to consolidate the bills because doing so carries risks.

Demonstrates a cooperative attitude by thanking colleagues for their work and posing constructive questions. The style is more dialogic than confrontational.

Works closely with representatives of the Ministry of Finance, regularly referring to Regina Vällik's explanations. Respects the committee's consensus decisions and adheres to procedural rules. Openly shares information regarding voting results and discussions. Acknowledges the opinions of other experts (e.g., proposals from the National Audit Office) and recommends referring questions to the relevant committees.

Emphasizes the consensus decisions and collective work of the Finance Committee. It mentions cooperation with ministry representatives (Inga Klauson, Erle Kõomets) during the discussion of draft legislation. It demonstrates openness to dialogue by thoroughly answering colleagues' questions and explaining complex economic issues.

Collaborates with colleagues on the Finance Committee and relies on the positions of ministry experts. References colleague Aivar Kokk and other committee members, demonstrating teamwork. The attitude is cooperative, seeking common solutions and acknowledging the contributions of others to the discussions.

The speaker emphasizes the commission's consensus decisions and invites the opposition to participate more actively in the commission's work. He answers questions with a patient and explanatory tone, even when they are critical. The willingness to cooperate is evident in the invitation "please come to the Finance Committee meeting" and the readiness to discuss complex issues in greater detail.