By Plenary Sessions: Aivar Kokk

The speaker refers to a previous discussion with the minister, which demonstrates a willingness for direct contact with representatives of the executive branch to discuss the content of the draft legislation. The current appeal is directed to the committee seeking clarification, indicating the expectation that the committee will resolve the issues that have arisen.

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The speaker is personally sympathetic towards the Minister, stressing that the fault lies not with the Minister himself, but with the regulation. He calls upon the Economic Affairs Committee to conduct further work on the draft bill and amend it for the second reading. He demands clear guidelines and illustrative examples (diagrams, pictures) for the implementation of the regulation, which indicates a desire to find constructive solutions.

Critical of the government's failure to partner with local municipalities, particularly when making regional decisions. Expresses hope that the coalition will support the Isamaa Party's amendments aimed at improving budget readability. Acknowledges Helmen Kütt's previous efforts regarding the financing of nursing homes, demonstrating a willingness to recognize sound decisions across party lines.

The speaker positively references the previous coalition (Isamaa, Center Party, EKRE), drawing attention to the economy-supporting decisions made during their cooperation. In the current context, the speaker is acting on behalf of the opposition party (Isamaa), proposing that the draft bill be rejected. There is no indication of openness to cooperation or compromise with the current government.

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It shows no readiness for cooperation with the governing coalition, but rather uses the words of Mart Võrklaev (Reform Party) to confirm and criticize the positions of its opponents. It focuses on exposing the coalition's internal disagreements and earlier agreements.