By Plenary Sessions: Ando Kiviberg

The cooperation is characterized by openness to hearing and considering the viewpoints of experts (including advisors to both the President and the ministries). Regarding the Money Laundering Prevention Act, a consensus was reached to agree with the President following an in-depth discussion involving four committees and various experts. Concerning the Church Law, efforts were made to find common ground with the President's legal advisor, but this was unsuccessful due to the introduction of new arguments.

The style of cooperation is highly respectful and constructive, particularly when interacting with the Chancellor of Justice. The speaker thanks and commends the Chancellor of Justice for their work in defending citizens' rights, thereby laying the groundwork for a deep and substantive dialogue.

The speaker is operating collaboratively, stressing that the bill was drafted by "a solid 37 MPs," which points to broad-based support. Reference is also made to the Riigikogu Speaker's previous comments regarding the need to address problems, demonstrating alignment with the parliamentary leadership.