By Plenary Sessions: Liina Kersna

The style of cooperation is open and consensual, emphasizing the consensual decisions reached within the Culture Committee regarding the further processing of the draft bill. The speaker expressed a desire to improve the bill even further in parliament and referred to questions raised by colleagues (Tõnis Lukas, Madis Kallas, Margit Sutrop), demonstrating the inclusive nature of the debate.

The collaborative style is highly open and appreciative, specifically praising colleague Margit Sutrop for leading the effort to agree on 40 amendments. Emphasis is placed on the close cooperation with officials from the Ministry of Education and Research and research and development institutions, which resulted in constructive proposals and consensus.

The speaker is demonstrating a strong commitment to cooperation by planning a joint session between the Legal Committee and the Cultural Committee. Furthermore, interdisciplinary collaboration is being proposed between the Faculty of Law and computer scientists to develop a secure artificial intelligence program for the Supreme Court.