By Plenary Sessions: Anastassia Kovalenko-Kõlvart

Data is scarce.

There is too little data.

The style of cooperation centers on the Centre Party's substantive and political fight against the Reform Party government, emphasizing the legal analysis commissioned by the parliamentary faction. The government's failure to respond to the proposals of the Chamber of Disabled People is sharply criticized. There is no mention of a willingness to compromise with the government regarding the car tax; the objective is the abolition of the tax and the removal of the government.

The style of cooperation is confrontational toward the government, particularly with the Minister of Social Affairs, with whom a public dispute is ongoing regarding ethical boundaries and data leakage. Nevertheless, the speaker acknowledges the chairman's intervention and supports the principle of constructive dialogue.

The speaker is operating in opposition, highlighting the Center Party's repeated initiatives in proposing legislative amendments, all of which have been rejected by the coalition. Although the minister mentioned cooperation, the speaker points to previous ministry responses that restricted their proposed amendments, citing the argument of freedom of enterprise, which ultimately demonstrates a lack of collaboration.