By Plenary Sessions: Mait Klaassen

The collaborative style is polite and constructive, expressing appreciation to the minister for the quality presentation and enthusiasm. This indicates a readiness for dialogue, even when complex political issues are raised. Information regarding broader coalitions is unavailable.

The style of cooperation is consensual and open, emphasizing that all procedural decisions (such as adopting the agenda, concluding the first reading, and appointing a representative) were reached by consensus. Furthermore, there is close cooperation with representatives of ministries and agencies (the Ministry of Climate, the Transport Administration), and an opinion is being sought from the Economic Affairs Committee.

The presenter is cooperating with the Chancellor of Justice, posing a question and thanking him for the insightful presentation, thereby seeking a legal opinion. There is no information available regarding inter-party or legislative cooperation.

The working style is procedural, encompassing work within the commission with other members and communication with representatives of the Ministry of Climate (the Minister and advisors). Decisions were made by vote (5 in favor, 2 against), demonstrating majority consensus for the further handling of the draft legislation.