By Months: Jüri Jaanson

The style of cooperation is open and constructive; he/she emphasizes that decisions in the commission were adopted by consensus and welcomes further constructive discussion on the draft. He/She is prepared to agree with colleagues (e.g., Metsoja) on the necessity of the discussion, while simultaneously offering technical clarifications.

The speaker expresses interest in the fluidity of cooperation between the government and the Riigikogu committee during the preparation of the Draft Law on a Climate-Resilient Economy. He/She looks forward to the arrival of the government's draft bill, which indicates a desire to begin constructive work. Direct references to cross-party cooperation are absent.

The speaker is open to discussion and achieving clarity, posing clarifying questions to the presenters. He refers to the opinion of the Government of the Republic in order to find common principles (legal certainty versus exceptional circumstances). He emphasizes that he represents himself, not the faction, which points to a readiness to take an independent position.

The collaborative style is respectful and constructive, starting communications by thanking the presenter for the substantive presentation. The speaker is open to dialogue and delving into details, requesting that the officials elaborate on their ideas more clearly.