By Plenary Sessions: Mario Kadastik

The style of cooperation is polite and respectful, starting with thanking the presenter for their thorough work. The aim is constructive information exchange and clarifying details regarding the state budget.

The speaker emphasizes the importance of a broad public debate and a mandate from the Riigikogu to move forward on the issue of nuclear energy, noting that the majority of the public supports it. He expresses readiness to discuss future details (such as the form of ownership, subsidies, and the waste management fund), pointing out that these decisions will be made during the phase of drafting the legislation, not as part of the current decision in principle.

The style of cooperation is consultative and supportive, thanking the presenters for their substantive discussion and positive presentation. International cooperation with major research centers (CERN, ESA) is strongly emphasized as a strategic national priority that will help Estonia achieve its economic objectives.

The cooperation style is open to the involvement of interest groups (e.g., Utilitas Wind, Sunly) and the Ministry of Climate, and seeks consensus on procedural matters. Although the obstruction was rejected, the committee accepted several amendments by consensus, including one proposal from an opposition member (Varro Vooglaid). The committee made consensus decisions to conclude the bill's proceedings.

The speaker is cooperative with coalition partners, supporting and supplementing the positions of colleague Sutt regarding e-voting. He/She emphasizes that, in order to balance the debate and clarify the procedures, representatives from RIA (the Information System Authority) or the National Electoral Committee should have been present, referencing the desire to involve technical experts.

The collaborative approach is consensual and inclusive. The speaker emphasizes that procedural decisions (such as appointing a representative or adding items to the agenda) were made by consensus within the committee. He also refers to extensive cooperation with stakeholders when gathering opinions (via engagement letters).

The style of cooperation is partisan, as the speech concludes with a call to support the bill on behalf of the Reform Party. At the same time, all members of the Riigikogu and political parties are urged to participate in test elections and training sessions to ensure the system's transparency and clarity.