By Plenary Sessions: Aivar Kokk

The speaker emphasizes the Isamaa party’s role in the adoption of the 2013 law but shows no readiness to cooperate with the current coalition on this specific issue. He expresses disappointment over the conduct of former potential allies (the Reform Party, Eesti 200). The cooperation style appears principled, indicating that compromises will not be made at the expense of core values.

Limited willingness to cooperate, focusing primarily on criticism and opposition. However, it does put forth constructive proposals, such as implementing a tax moratorium and seeking alternatives to nuclear energy. It appeals to the conscience of other political parties, particularly the Social Democrats, regarding the issue of land tax.

The speaker expresses hope for cooperation within the committee ("I hope we change this in the committee"), but overall, a confrontational approach dominates. He/She acknowledges the difficult position of the committee chairman, but shows no readiness to compromise with the coalition.