By Agendas: Yoko Alender

The style of cooperation is highly consensual and open, emphasizing internal commission unanimity when proceeding with the draft bill and appointing the rapporteur. Regarding the future, it was recommended that other interest groups and local authorities also be included in the procedure, indicating a readiness for broader collaboration.

The style of cooperation is open and seeks dialogue, addressing the minister directly to resolve the discrepancies that have arisen within the committee. This indicates active cooperation within the Environmental Committee and trust in the official confirmation.

The collaborative style is open and inclusive, focusing on substantive discussions with the Minister and officials from the Circular Economy Department during the committee session. The objective of this cooperation was a thorough analysis of the draft legislation's content and economic feasibility, involving experts (Kuldar Leis, Kelli Seppel, Peep Siim).

The speaker is acting exclusively on behalf of the Reform Party faction, emphasizing the faction's unified opposition to the submitted proposals. There is no information available regarding cooperation, compromises, or inter-party negotiations.

The speaker noted that the necessity and relevance of separate collection were voiced in the chamber "from both the left and the right sides of the aisle," thus indicating a certain level of cross-party consensus. A willingness was expressed to cooperate and refine the details of the draft bill in the committee to achieve the best possible outcome.

The collaboration style is open and compromise-oriented, emphasizing goodwill and the inclusion of experts to find solutions. The collaboration involved several stakeholders, researchers, and officials from the Ministry of Climate, which resulted in a consensus decision by the Environmental Committee.

The speaker is presenting the position of the Environment Committee, which voted in favor of rejecting the draft bill (5 in favor, 1 against), citing the collegiate decision. He/She collaborates with experts from the Ministry of Climate (Eva Suurkaev) and refers to good practice and the rules of procedure, declining to engage in philosophical discussions in the chamber. He/She emphasizes that local governments and the state must cooperate in the planning process.

The speaker emphasizes cooperation, mentioning the hearing of interest groups and the substantive consideration of the amendment proposals put forward by Riigikogu member Priit Sibul. Furthermore, a procedural motion is being made to suspend the reading in order to give other Riigikogu members the opportunity to submit proposals regarding the new version, which demonstrates openness to input.

The cooperative style is supportive, praising the creation of the Ministry of Climate as a "very sensible and future-oriented step" and acknowledging the substance of the minister's address. The necessity of incorporating RMK's best practices into legislation is stressed, and collaboration is ongoing in the handling of current draft bills to achieve clarity and certainty within the sector.

The style of cooperation is constructive and open, indicating that alternative proposals can be discussed during subsequent readings, should a different approach be desired for the impact assessment. The objective is to reconcile the forest owners' resentment and misunderstanding with the necessity of nature conservation, while simultaneously offering clearer principles.

The style of cooperation is open and supportive, highlighting a positive example of collaboration between the coalition and the opposition when dealing with reasonable proposals. It also emphasizes the exemplary cooperation between the state and hunting associations, which is crucial for the successful implementation of the law.

The speaker acknowledged the cooperation, praising the speech delivered by Jaak Aab, the former Chairman of the Economic Affairs Committee, as both substantive and detailed. Achieving energy independence was highlighted as a joint effort that involved successful international cooperation among Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland.

The speaker emphasized the broad-based cooperation necessary for the successful completion of the desynchronization, noting that the preparation spanned 15 years. Specific thanks were extended to former Prime Minister Andrus Ansip, energy specialists, and Elering CEO Kalle Kilk, thereby acknowledging both the political and technical contributions.

The cooperation style is consensual and inclusive, emphasizing that all parties have been able to meaningfully contribute and that the viewpoints of stakeholders have been taken into account. A successful agreement with the Ministry of Climate concerning the transfer of duties was mentioned. Former Minister Madis Kallas also expressed his support.

The speaker is cooperative and appreciative, thanking Igor Taro, the Chairman of the Environment Committee, for spearheading an important national issue. The Ministry of Climate is also commended for its consistent and excellent work, as is Kaja Kallas’s government for setting a clear direction in moving away from fossil fuels.

The style of cooperation is respectful and appreciative of the work the minister has accomplished. Active efforts are being made to find ways for the ministry to assist in establishing new industries, highlighting the common objective.

The style of cooperation is respectful, addressing colleagues as "dear colleague" and seeking knowledge from experienced politicians, especially those with a background as Minister of Finance and Minister of Foreign Trade and IT. Hope is expressed that all political parties share a common desire for a better future and greater prosperity for Estonia.