By Plenary Sessions: Urmas Kruuse

The speaker stresses the necessity for the Riigikogu, as an institution, to engage in serious discussions and decision-making. While there are no direct mentions of cross-party collaboration or readiness to compromise, the focus remains squarely on institutional procedure.

Little information is available regarding the cooperation style, but the address is aimed at a dialogue with the Minister, seeking solutions for improving cultural accessibility.

The speaker strongly emphasizes the need for broad cooperation, involving Parliament, the government, ministries, the Estonian University of Life Sciences, social partners, and businesses. He sees solutions through scholarships and the involvement of the private sector in order to retain specialists in Estonia. He is open to discussion and the focusing of ideas within working groups.

The collaborative style is consensual and collegial, strongly emphasizing that all procedural decisions made within the Rural Affairs Committee—including the adoption of the agenda, the appointment of a representative, and the conclusion of the first reading—were adopted unanimously. This indicates an openness to compromise and smooth cooperation within the committee.