By Plenary Sessions: Rene Kokk

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The style of cooperation is purely confrontational; there is absolutely no indication of a willingness to compromise or a search for cross-party cooperation. The speaker expresses only a faint hope that the coalition members will change their position.

At the end of the speech, the speaker directly addresses their colleague (Varro), seeking confirmation and discussion within the opposition. There is no information regarding cooperation with other parties or a willingness to compromise.

The cooperation style is pragmatic, focused on finding solutions to overcome procedural obstacles, such as suggesting taking a break and finding a substitute from the Constitutional Committee. He/She also points out the possibility that representatives from other factions (e.g., the Social Democrats) could deliver the report. However, he/she is critical of colleagues who fail to participate in the work.

The speaker demands public and clear answers for all Estonian people before they are ready to discuss the topic privately ("We can also talk about it in the hallway"). There is no information available regarding cross-party cooperation or willingness to compromise before achieving public clarity.

There is insufficient information regarding cooperation with colleagues. The speaker demands that the government cooperate with regional stakeholders, requesting the Minister of Education and the Minister of Regional Affairs to participate in a meeting with representatives of Raplamaa local governments and schools, in order to find solutions.

The speaker collaborates closely with local government structures, such as the Rapla County Association of Local Authorities and Märjamaa Municipality, to address the regional issue. He/She requires the ministers to be present and willing to find a solution through discussion, stressing the necessity of two ministers' involvement.