By Plenary Sessions: Aivar Kokk

Emphasizes Isamaa’s successful cooperation with the Centre Party and EKRE in the previous government coalition, which propelled economic growth to the top of Europe. It calls for support for Isamaa’s draft legislation and demonstrates openness to cooperation, provided that other parties are committed to a policy of lowering taxes. It also positively notes the City of Tallinn’s sensible approach to the land tax issue.

These speeches do not demonstrate any willingness to cooperate or seek compromise. The focus is instead on blaming the government and demanding concrete promises, without offering any shared solutions.

Limited data regarding the style of cooperation. It refers to committee work and hopes for in-depth discussions, which demonstrates openness to constructive cooperation within the parliament. However, a confrontational approach towards the government prevails.

Shows limited willingness to cooperate, although acknowledging some positive aspects in the opposing side's proposals ("it is reasonable in some respects"). Expresses hope that the Finance Committee, together with the Ministry of Finance, will be able to improve the draft legislation, but the overall approach is more confrontational than collaborative.