By Plenary Sessions: Züleyxa Izmailova

There is not enough data. The speeches focus on questioning and criticizing the government and the presenters, rather than seeking cooperation.

The cooperation style refers to collaboration with colleagues in the Riigikogu (Estonian Parliament) (referencing "my colleague's previously submitted question") and with specific oversight bodies (the Equal Opportunities Commissioner, the Data Protection Inspectorate). This cooperation is aimed at scrutinizing the government's activities and demanding transparency. There is no information available regarding the seeking of compromises with the ruling coalition.

The politician is seeking cooperation, calling on colleagues to support the Social Democrats' corresponding amendment proposal to the supplementary budget aimed at abolishing the kindergarten attendance fee. This demonstrates a readiness for cross-factional cooperation in order to achieve specific social objectives.

The speaker references a good colleague (Tiit Maran), whose question he elaborates on, indicating cooperation within his own political faction. There is no information regarding cross-party compromise or broad-based cooperation.

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The style of cooperation is evident through intra-party initiatives, as the interpellation was submitted jointly with the Social Democrats. There is no evidence of cooperation or willingness to compromise with other factions or the government, given that the focus of the discourse is on sharp oppositional scrutiny. Cooperation is emphasized primarily in the defense of shared values ("We, as Social Democrats, consider it highly important...").