By Plenary Sessions: Rene Kokk

There is not enough data.

There is not enough data.

There is no information regarding cooperation, willingness to compromise, or bipartisan activity. Instead, external pressure is being sought (from Europe) to influence the politicians currently leading the country.

The speaker is highly critical of the coalition's willingness to cooperate, pointing out that the opposition's well-reasoned proposals "were simply ignored." He stresses that there is no substantive debate and the coalition is "simply steamrolling [them]," demonstrating a complete lack of meaningful cross-party collaboration.

The style of cooperation is expressed through supporting and following up on questions posed by other opposition members (e.g., Varro Vooglaid) to emphasize shared concerns regarding the organization of the Riigikogu's work. Cooperation is viewed as necessary for achieving systemic procedural improvements that would ensure the availability of information to all Riigikogu members, especially the "aknaalused" (those under the window).

The speeches focus on procedural and substantive issues directed at the Commission and the rapporteur. There is no information regarding cooperation, willingness to compromise, or cross-party activity.