By Months: Anastassia Kovalenko-Kõlvart
Total Months: 11
Fully Profiled: 11
12.2024
25 Speeches
Although critical, it demonstrates a need for cooperation and asks the coalition to move forward with the draft: 17.12 indicates a desire to harmonize or, at the very least, to include the relevant drafts and emphasizes fulfilling promises to make the state budget more transparent. At the same time, it is noted that the coalition has not been open to cooperation previously; it indicates a willingness to expand the forms of cooperation, but is prepared to use the opposition’s position to force partners to act. Proposals intended for the coalition are references to cooperation opportunities if promises are fulfilled.
11.2024
34 Speeches
To the extent that a willingness to cooperate is demonstrated, it shows a desire for consensus and cross-party dialogue on the topic of Rail Baltic, but at the same time it shapes strong opposition and the establishment of control. It expects the inclusion of interests and standing up for transparency, while being prepared to contribute to discussions on joint measures across multiple factions (e.g., the cooperation of special committees).
10.2024
40 Speeches
It seeks to achieve cooperation between both the opposition and the coalition, emphasizing that cooperation could be achieved in the name of transparency. It desires joint activities between the coalition and the opposition and praises the need to open the agenda and discuss it through jointly adopted bills, including alternative solutions.
09.2024
20 Speeches
Invites interest groups and Riigikogu support groups to collaborate, emphasizing the collaborative nature of the proposed amendments (developed in collaboration with interest groups), while at the same time complaining that they are being bundled together and not discussed. Shows a willingness to find common ground and to correct coalition decisions with criticism. Stresses, when absolutely necessary, that parliament must listen to the voice of the people and collaborate with various parties.
07.2024
3 Speeches
Repeats collaboration with interest groups and representatives of the third sector and has submitted important proposed amendments compiled in collaboration with them; however, he is critical of the coalition’s approach. He demonstrates a willingness to cooperate, but emphasizes that cooperation does not mean agreeing with the formula of the draft.
06.2024
39 Speeches
It demonstrates some willingness to cooperate within the framework of the opposition (e.g., the Centre Party faction submitted substantive amendment proposals, and in some contexts, cooperation with other factions is mentioned), but criticism focuses primarily on the coalition's actions. Other factions (Isamaa, EKRE, Reform Party) are also mentioned in context, but achieving compromises seems difficult, and support is often lacking. In order to represent interest groups and conduct official discussions, the need for broader cooperation and debate is emphasized.
05.2024
65 Speeches
It demonstrates readiness for cooperation and dialogue, but simultaneously emphasizes primary boundaries and the protection of democratic values. There's an invitation to meet with Bishop Daniel and to find inter-factional cooperation, and often statements are clearly directed toward accountability and openness. Consideration of societal interests and the involvement of different parties are at the forefront, but reaching a compromise is linked to specific criteria.
04.2024
61 Speeches
It indicates a desire to suggest alternatives and certain collaborations, but primarily emphasizes the role of the opposition in meetings and interrogations against the coalition. It has been pointed out that the Centre Party faction will present its package of support measures and draw collaboration from interest groups, and will present its amendments in the coalition’s discussions; but the main rhetorical tone is confrontation, not the achievement of broad social agreements.
03.2024
34 Speeches
The construction shows a style that is strongly oppositional, but uses a community and expressive form to involve members and to achieve substantive goals with 300+ proposed amendments. At least in rhetoric, it calls for cooperation with demonstrations independent of the government and refers to the need for coalitions and jointly assumed responsibility. It notes some possible compromises in passing, but primarily operates on the basis of strong constitutional and social arguments.
02.2024
14 Speeches
Demonstrate a willingness to cooperate: mentions collaboration with the hotel association and the involvement of regional interest groups and local governments in a democratic discussion. Envisions a dialogue with interest groups and the need to find mitigating measures through cooperation with others. At the same time, the tone is critical and emphasizes the need for mutual understanding, not one-sided decision-making.
01.2024
30 Speeches
Seeks cooperation and open dialogue: emphasizes the importance of sitting at the same table and the need to cooperate with the coalition on issues of education and regional policy. At the same time, they are ready to critically accept and, of course, consider well-reasoned alternative solutions, if necessary to improve matters.