By Plenary Sessions: Aivar Kokk

The speaker demonstrates a readiness for cooperation by making constructive suggestions, such as the Minister of Finance's report during the second reading. He acknowledges the Minister's honest answers during the debates and expresses his thanks. Although he poses pointed questions, he maintains a polite tone and a desire to find solutions through parliamentary procedures.

The speaker commends Mart Võrklaev, the Chairman of the Finance Committee and former Minister of Finance, for his cooperation. They express readiness to work with other opposition parties (specifically mentioning the Centre Party's draft legislation). At the same time, the speaker is skeptical about cooperating with the current government, demanding transparency and honest answers.

The speaker is seeking cooperation and dialogue, addressing the minister directly with constructive proposals. They acknowledge previous contacts and are requesting concrete steps—specifically, that the matter be discussed at the government level. The overall approach is collaborative and solution-oriented.

It refers positively to the previous coalition involving Isamaa, the Centre Party, and EKRE, stressing its success in implementing economic policy. It acknowledges some government decisions (for example, the issue of per diem payments for long-haul bus drivers), but the overall approach is more confrontational than cooperative.

Based on the limited data, there is insufficient information regarding the collaboration style.

The speaker addresses the commission with a request to conduct more thorough oversight and analysis. He emphasizes the necessity of cooperation in guaranteeing competition, mentioning various hospitals and laboratories as potential service providers.