By Plenary Sessions: Mario Kadastik

The speaker stresses the Reform Party's strong support for the bill, indicating internal party unity. There is no information available regarding their openness to compromises or cross-party cooperation.

The speaker demonstrates a pragmatic willingness to cooperate, emphasizing that any shortcomings in the law can be rectified later if the implementation phase reveals a need for specific mechanisms or improved processes. Reference is also made to Minister Pakosta's assurance that all significant concerns have been addressed in the draft bill.

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The collaboration style is respectful and inquisitive, focused on obtaining clarification from the government representative (the minister) regarding technical solutions and risk mitigation. While there are no references to cross-party cooperation, a clear desire is evident to receive confirmation from the government regarding the correctness of the legislation.

The speaker is collaborative, emphasizing a common understanding regarding certain issues (e.g., the need for skilled labor in engineering faculties). Input will be taken on board (e.g., regarding additional assessment measures for automation and the example of Swedish milling) for further work in developing ENMAK and other strategies.