By Plenary Sessions: Rene Kokk

The speaker is acting on behalf of the opposition faction (EKRE), proposing that the bill be rejected. Although he cites the positions of other financial experts and institutions, there is no evidence of him seeking cooperation or compromise with other factions. The style adopted is rather confrontational and demanding.

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The speaker is demanding that the minister ensure inclusion and cooperation with local residents of Tartu and the region's Members of Parliament (MPs), specifically to receive honest feedback regarding foreign inmates. This points to a desire to involve regional representatives and communities in the decision-making process. Information concerning any other cooperation is currently unavailable.

The speaker expresses readiness to submit corrective proposals (with amendments) to fix the "stupidity" that found its way into the budget. This suggests cooperation with like-minded colleagues to eliminate the errors. There is no direct reference to cross-party cooperation.

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The style of cooperation demonstrates clear coordination with the representatives of their faction (EKRE), referencing the joint submission of the motion to discontinue the draft legislation. Colleagues are urged to vote in favor of terminating the bill, appealing to their conscience.

The speaker clearly supports the establishment of the special committee addressing the demographic crisis, deeming it "highly necessary." This suggests a willingness to cooperate on specific, crucial initiatives. Nevertheless, their overall attitude toward the government's activities remains highly critical.

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