By Months: Leo Kunnas

Even though the speaker is critical of the government during the plenary session, he stresses the importance and successful nature of cooperation within the committee. He specifically points to the consensus decisions reached by the National Defence Committee concerning both the amendment to the Emergency Act and the mandate for international operations. He serves as a conveyor of the committee's positions, demonstrating a clear willingness to find consensus-based solutions.

The speaker refers positively to colleagues (Rene Kokk, Jaak Valge) and supports the topics or arguments they have initiated. Regarding security matters, he calls for consensual support for the draft bill, stressing that there are no serious objections whatsoever to withdrawing from the convention. His collaborative style is geared toward achieving a common objective in security issues.

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He serves as the Deputy Chairman of the National Defence Committee, striving to find substantive, consensus-based solutions, even if that means rejecting a colleague's (Kalle's) draft bill on technical grounds. He recognizes the initiative shown by his colleagues and collaborates with the minister to secure a specific commitment from the executive power regarding the amendment of the regulation.

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The speaker demonstrated a pragmatic willingness to cooperate, noting that Lavly Perling of the Parempoolsed Party did excellent work drafting the explanatory memorandum for the bill restricting suffrage. He also supported the opposition's initiative to amend the constitution, preferring the ideal solution but accepting other solutions if they helped achieve the objective.