By Plenary Sessions: Jaanus Karilaid

There is no sign of willingness to cooperate with the government; the activity is purely oppositional, aimed at rejecting the proposed legislation. The only positive comment was directed at Minister of the Interior Läänemets, whose bill was considered "more robust" compared to the previous one. However, this does not indicate cooperation, but rather rhetorical antagonism.

The collaborative approach emphasizes the need to involve and publicize the views of independent experts (legal scholars from the University of Tartu, the Chancellor of Justice, the Bar Association), whose input the government has allegedly ignored. A willingness to compromise with the coalition is not being shown; instead, clear opposition is presented on behalf of the parliamentary group (Isamaa).

The style of cooperation is demonstrated by capitalizing on the government's internal disagreements (such as Regional Minister Madis Kallas's public cry of protest) to strengthen its own oppositional stance. There is no evidence of collaboration with other members of parliament or a willingness to compromise with the government.

Information is scarce. The speaker is taking a confrontational stance during the Riigikogu session, demanding swift action from the government, but there is no information available regarding their willingness to cooperate with other political parties.