By Plenary Sessions: Urmas Kruuse

The speaker emphasized cooperation with entrepreneurs, noting that they have been included in the working groups for the Climate Act to ensure the law is better and more clearly targeted. This signals a readiness to involve stakeholders in the legislative process.

The speaker emphasizes the need for strong collective cooperation within NATO, demanding equal contributions to security from the allies. The communication between the minister and the presenter is respectful, focusing on sharing knowledge and obtaining clarifications on the topic of allied unity.

Internal committee cooperation was consensual, as the decision to place the draft bill on the agenda and appoint the representative of the lead committee was made unanimously. This indicates an ability to reach agreements with colleagues on procedural matters.

The collaborative style is highly consensual, repeatedly emphasizing that all decisions of the Rural Affairs Committee were adopted unanimously. This demonstrates openness and a preference for cross-party, or at least intra-committee, cooperation. This spirit of cooperation is also evident in the consensus-based appointment of the representative for the lead committee.