By Plenary Sessions: Anti Allas

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There is no data regarding cooperation with other political parties; communication with the minister is polite, yet demanding, as we seek a clear stance and a long-term solution concerning fair compensation.

The speaker refers to cooperation within their own faction, where, upon meeting with the leadership of the Bank of Estonia, they reached a shared understanding regarding the importance of the economy and competition. There is no information available concerning cooperation with other political parties.

The speaker references their prior involvement in a working group where proposals were debated, indicating a readiness for procedural collaboration. However, the current attitude is rather oppositional, given that they are seeking the Chancellor of Justice's help in restraining political hubris.

The speaker urges all colleagues to adopt a more responsible approach and discuss taxation holistically, rather than focusing on individual measures, in order to find a reasonable compromise for correcting errors. He supports the current government's sensible austerity plans aimed at tackling bureaucracy. He also references previous collaboration (for example, with Tanel Tein) within working groups dedicated to draft legislation.

The speaker is open to cooperation aimed at making the car tax more reasonable, stating they will try again, hoping that "maybe together we can succeed in making the matter at least more sensible." The Social Democrats are ready to do everything necessary to achieve a fundamental overhaul. Furthermore, they support the Chancellor of Justice's proposal, which is due before the Riigikogu on Thursday.