By Plenary Sessions: Urmas Kruuse

The speaker offers positive recognition of the current coalition government’s previous decisions concerning the preferential rate for special diesel, thereby demonstrating a willingness to acknowledge steps that benefit the sector. Emphasis is placed on the necessity of cooperation in guaranteeing the quality of school meals (involving the state, local authorities, and the individual), as well as the importance of cross-border collaboration between local municipalities for sharing services and expertise. Solutions that engage various stakeholders are supported.

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The cooperation style is institutional and procedural, relating to the adoption of decisions within the committee and the execution of board decisions. The appointment of Committee Chairman Urmas Kruuse as a representative to the Steering Committee is noted, which indicates internal cooperation.

There is insufficient data. While the speaker is correcting the other speaker's claims, this is more fact-checking than cooperation.