By Plenary Sessions: Mario Kadastik

The speaker is acting on behalf of the nuclear energy support group, which indicates collaboration with this cross-factional group. He/She emphasizes that the current draft bill would grant the government a mandate to continue research and establish a framework, suggesting a desire to involve various stakeholders in a structured decision-making process.

The speaker endorses the auditing topic raised by the colleague (Martin), indicating a willingness to concur on technical matters. Emphasis is placed on the role of state institutions (RIA, VVK) in knowledge dissemination and system validation.

The speaker emphasizes consensus-based decisions, particularly regarding procedural issues (e.g., 363 SE). While the majority of decisions are passed by a simple majority vote, they demonstrate an openness to cooperation, such as planning a joint session concerning draft bill 384 SE with the Legal and Constitutional Committee for the purpose of broader engagement.

The style of cooperation is pragmatic and aimed at advancing the legislative process, thereby supporting the adoption of the law. The speaker refers to an inquiry from the Economic Affairs Committee, which demonstrates participation in the committee’s work, but simultaneously stresses the need for technical accuracy.