By Plenary Sessions: Katrin Kuusemäe

The style of cooperation is demonstrated by addressing the minister to gain confirmation of the correctness of the government's 2026 budget directions and to refute the arguments of opponents. There is no information regarding the seeking of inter-party compromise or cooperation.

The style of cooperation is open to procedural consensus, noting that the decision to include the draft bill on the plenary agenda was consensual. He/She also refers to the committee chairman's proposal to address the topic comprehensively within the framework of streamlining the system of national holidays. Furthermore, he/she mentioned the readiness of the Legal and Analysis Department of the Riigikogu Chancellery to assist the factions in conducting analyses.

The speaker demonstrated internal committee cooperation by accurately relaying the committee's voting results and procedural decisions. They also highlighted the participation in the discussion of representatives from the ministries (the Ministry of Climate and the Ministry of Finance), which indicates a readiness to involve government agencies in the legislative process.

The collaborative style is evident within the Constitutional Committee, where procedural decisions (such as adopting the agenda) were made by consensus. He/She works closely with the committee majority, supporting the joint decision to reject the draft bill (6 votes in favor). He/She names the committee members who participated in the cooperation and supported the rejection.

The style of cooperation is formal and committee-based, where the speaker represents the views of the steering committee. It is noted that the decision to reject the draft bill was divided (5 in favor, 4 against), whereas the decision to include the bill on the plenary agenda was consensus-based. The cooperation involves hearing the views of the representative of the Government of the Republic at the committee meeting.

The collaborative style is constructive and inquisitive, involving addressing a colleague or minister respectfully ("Dear Hanno!") and acknowledging the goals set by the government.

The cooperation style is consensual and supportive, emphasizing that the commission's decisions were unanimous. He/She notes the positive collaboration with the Chancellor of Justice and representatives of the ministries, who provided clarifications and confirmed that the necessary amendments would be made. He/She is ready to cooperate on improving the legislation.

The style of cooperation is formal and institutional, aimed at obtaining knowledge and assessments from the Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee. This demonstrates a readiness for dialogue and for seeking expert opinion on critical security matters.