By Plenary Sessions: Anti Allas

Emphasizes the need for broad cooperation in creating an anti-fraud action plan, involving the Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of the Interior, the Police and Border Guard Board (PPA), banks, and telecommunications companies. It expresses confidence that responsible members of parliament, from both the coalition and the opposition, will support the crucial draft legislation. It notes that previous attempts to reach a compromise within the car tax working group were unsuccessful.

The speaker is acting as an intermediary, forwarding an external proposal to Parliament that originates from serious entrepreneurs and employers in Põlva County. This demonstrates a willingness to cooperate and listen to the concerns of specific economic interest groups.

Insufficient data. The communication is focused on demanding accountability and contains no references to cooperation or willingness to compromise.

The speaker urges the "good opposition parties" to stand shoulder to shoulder in order to jointly resist the government majority and bring about the necessary changes. He emphasizes that the country can only move forward together, and there is no point in engaging in mutual accusations. At the same time, he criticizes other opposition parties (the Centre Party) for refusing to cooperate.

Insufficient data.

The speaker emphasizes that the shared thoughts reflect the entire Social Democratic Party's attitude toward the problem. There is no information regarding cooperation with other parties or any readiness to compromise with the government.

No data available.

Data is lacking regarding cooperation or a willingness to compromise; the focus is on forcefully contesting government policy and demanding answers from them. It is emphasized that the strong should help the weak, but this is aimed at changing government policy, not direct cooperation.

The style of cooperation is polite and respectful, involving a personal address to the minister, which indicates a desire to obtain information in a constructive and non-conflictual manner.

Data is missing. The speaker interacts with the minister formally and in an interrogative manner, but does not refer to cooperation with colleagues or other political parties.