By Plenary Sessions: Annely Akkermann

Cooperates within the framework of the government and the Finance Committee, but shows little openness to compromise with the opposition. Heavily relies on communicating official positions ("the government's position is...") and the consensus decisions of the committee. Emphasizes adherence to procedural rules and the use of official channels.

They cooperate with the Ministry of Finance in drafting amendments and frankly share the committee’s voting results. They demonstrate a willingness to clarify complex budgetary matters for colleagues, stressing that anyone can understand the budget if they dedicate the necessary time. A constructive approach is maintained even when disagreements arise, focusing strictly on facts and established procedures.

Demonstrates a collaborative approach, expressing respect for the presenter and asking constructive questions. The style is dialogic and focused on finding common solutions, rather than confrontation.

It emphasizes the commission's unity and consensus-based decision-making. It mentions colleagues' questions and answers, demonstrating an openness to cooperation and discussions within the framework of the commission.