By Plenary Sessions: Ando Kiviberg

The speaker emphasized the strong cooperation and consensus within the steering committee, noting that several procedural decisions were made unanimously. This cooperation involved a wide range of stakeholders and agencies, including the Ministry of the Interior, the Ministry of Justice and Digital Affairs, the Estonian Council of Churches, and representatives of local governments (the Association of Estonian Cities and Municipalities, the City of Tallinn). Solutions (for example, regarding deadlines) were adopted based on proposals put forward by these interest groups.

The Speaker is open to cooperation and mediation, offering the bill's proponent the opportunity to withdraw the draft or put it on hold. He/She is taking responsibility for organizing a visit to the Election Service, demonstrating a readiness for inter-factional knowledge sharing and substantive engagement.

Highly collaborative, emphasizing consensus decisions regarding the handling of the draft bill within the committee. He/She works closely with both colleagues (naming all participants) and representatives of the Ministry of the Interior, conveying the committee's requests (e.g., for state fee calculations) to the Ministry.

Insufficient data.

The speaker represents the position of the Estonia 200 faction and calls upon all colleagues to support the bill, emphasizing the need for a unified security measure. Cooperation with colleague Juku-Kalle Raid was mentioned regarding the presentation of a historical publication, which demonstrates a willingness to gather facts from fellow members.