By Plenary Sessions: Aivar Kokk

Demonstrates a constructive approach, praising the initiators despite the criticism ("I still praise the initiators because the draft bill is moving in the right direction"). Supports the bill on behalf of the faction, but simultaneously demands a better approach. The style is collaborative, yet demanding.

The speaker commends Mart Võrklaev’s shift in approach, positively highlighting his willingness "to be politically honest" about existing problems. He recalls, with a nostalgic tone, the year 2022, when politicians from both the opposition and the coalition dared to objectively evaluate the budget. This indicates that open cooperation is achievable when the approach is correct.

He publicly praises Riigikogu officials, especially the staff of the Economic Affairs Committee, calling them "exceptionally good" and trustworthy. He mentions cooperation with entrepreneurs and auditors during the previous composition. He shows readiness to cooperate with other opposition parties, referring to a proposal by Eesti 200 that aligns with Isamaa's position.

It positively mentions the past cooperation between Isamaa and other parties in raising child benefits. However, in the current context, no willingness to cooperate is apparent; instead, the emphasis is placed on opposing the government’s policy.

Demonstrates limited willingness to cooperate, although acknowledging good communication within the Finance Committee. Criticizes the coalition's internal dynamics but fails to offer constructive alternatives. Emphasizes the Isamaa Party's readiness to admit its previous mistakes in excise policy.

The speaker is looking for constructive cooperation, approaching the Minister of Finance, in his capacity as Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Eesti Energia, with concrete proposals. He expresses a willingness to discuss solutions at the board level and highlights potential alternatives for resolving the existing issues.