By Plenary Sessions: Annely Akkermann

Demonstrates a readiness for cooperation, referencing the collective work of the Finance Committee and the involvement of invited experts in the discussion. The possibility of establishing a council, modeled after the COVID crisis response, is mentioned, indicating an open approach to hearing diverse opinions. The cooperation style appears to be consensus-driven and highly values expert input.

It stresses cooperation with the ministries during the preparation of the draft bill and emphasizes the committee's consensus-based decisions. It mentions cooperation with the Ministry of Defence and other institutions. The approach is collaborative and prioritizes inter-institutional coordination.

The speaker engages constructively, posing a direct question to the ministers regarding future regulations. The tone is collaborative and information-seeking, not confrontational.

Emphasizes the consensus conclusion reached within the Finance Committee regarding support for the Chancellor of Justice's proposal. References cooperation with various institutions (the Ministry of Finance, the Banking Association, the Financial Supervision Authority). Demonstrates openness to hearing the views of different stakeholders and finding common solutions.

The speaker expresses concern over the reputation and culture of the entire Riigikogu, employing an engaging approach ("our new normal"). This suggests a collaborative attitude toward improving parliamentary culture.

Cooperates with the representative of the Ministry of Finance and adheres to the general position of the Government of the Republic. Mentions the question raised by colleague Helir-Valdor Seeder, demonstrating a readiness to clarify and elaborate on the issues brought up by colleagues.

Collaborates with other committee members, referencing their questions and positions (Aivar Kokk, Aivar Sõerd, Madis Kallas). Demonstrates respect for the Minister's work and avoids duplication.