By Plenary Sessions: Anti Allas

The style of cooperation is formal and geared towards dialogue with the rapporteur for the purpose of obtaining information. This demonstrates a willingness to participate in the parliamentary discussion in the prescribed manner.

The speaker refers to continuing a colleague's ideas ("I continue with the colleague's thoughts"), which demonstrates cooperation within their own faction or party. There is a lack of data regarding cross-party compromise or cooperation.

The speaker is prepared to support the substance of the draft bill, demonstrating a willingness to cooperate, but makes it conditional upon the procedure taking a friendlier and less confrontational form. What is desired is a conciliatory approach that avoids dividing society.

The speaker supports cooperation on national defense issues, proposing the creation of a national defense expert group that would include government critics (Herem and Salm) as well as diplomatic experts. This demonstrates an openness to consolidating cross-party knowledge to enhance security, emphasizing the need to "stick together." The speaker also supports the government's initiative regarding cutting bureaucracy.

The speaker's style is collaborative, turning to the presenter for an opinion and to initiate dialogue. This indicates a readiness to consider the viewpoints of other parties when reforming the system.

The speaker demonstrates an openness to cooperation by directly asking the Prime Minister about the readiness to implement the necessary changes "together." This indicates a desire to find a solution through joint action with the government, despite earlier criticism.

There is not enough data.