By Plenary Sessions: Rene Kokk

There is no data available concerning cooperation, willingness to compromise, or bipartisan action. The speaker focuses on vigorously presenting their own positions and criticizing the opposing side.

The speaker is posing a direct question to another politician ("Lauri"), seeking clarification on the Center Party's stance. This action highlights the need to delineate political positions and demands clarity.

The speaker recognizes the role of the Chancellor of Justice in highlighting flaws in legislation and references the work of other opposition politicians (Urmas Reinsalu) in analyzing state finances. There is no mention of a willingness to compromise with the ruling coalition, emphasizing instead the coalition's inability to take the opposition's proposals into account.

While in opposition, it is emphasized that those currently in power refuse to listen to the opposition's proposals due to their arrogance. Efforts are being made to establish cooperation with Anti Allas, the representative of the Social Democrats, by calling on him and other Social Democrats to support the repeal of the car tax, in order to demonstrate good faith and progressive development.

The style of cooperation is open and solution-oriented, involving direct communication with the Minister of Defense and offering the opportunity to provide a follow-up answer later if an immediate response is not available. This demonstrates a readiness to work collaboratively with the executive branch to resolve a systemic problem and acquire the necessary information.

The style of cooperation is rather oppositional, demanding that the government acknowledge its errors and implement corrective measures. The speaker sharply criticizes the fact that even the opposition's reasonable proposals are being ignored. Simultaneously, colleagues and citizens are encouraged to stand up for their rights, with the specific recommendation to challenge unfair legislation in court.