By Months: Helmen Kütt

The speaker is actively involved in the commission's work, referencing the discussions held and the questions posed within that body. He acknowledges the issue raised by his colleague (his "desk-mate") and confirms that it was discussed by the commission, showing a clear willingness to address the concerns of his peers.

The speaker emphasizes cooperation with stakeholders, citing the support of the Estonian Association of Pensioners' Unions and the Association of Estonian Cities and Rural Municipalities regarding the continuation of the pension benefit. He/She considers a substantive debate necessary in the Riigikogu chamber and committees to find solutions to social problems.

The speaker emphasized the strong cooperation within the Social Affairs Committee, noting that all procedural decisions concerning Draft Law 421 were made by consensus. They described extensive engagement with stakeholders (the Estonian Chamber of Disabled People, ELVL, and the Ministry of Social Affairs) and acknowledged that their proposals were taken into account. This cooperation also included reaching an agreement with the Chamber of Disabled People regarding a transition period related to the minimum scope of the service.

The style of cooperation is respectful and acknowledging, thanking the Chairman of the Management Board of the Financial Supervisory Authority for the comprehensive overview. The speaker positions themselves as a constructive questioner, seeking opportunities for proactive action, which indicates an openness to finding solutions.

The text strongly emphasizes the need for cross-party cooperation and the joint creation of strategic documents that should serve as a roadmap. It points to successful collaboration within the Social Affairs Committee, which resulted in the unanimous adoption of significant legislative amendments (specifically, support for children with disabilities and designating Children's Protection Day as a Flag Day). This demonstrates a clear willingness to make compromises and engage in inter-institutional cooperation.

The style of cooperation is recognizing and supportive of professional organizations (the Estonian Chamber of Veterinarians) and parliamentary committees (the Rural Affairs Committee). It expresses a willingness to support local municipalities in the implementation of digital training projects, provided that corresponding national projects are established.

The speaker is cooperative, thanking the minister and colleagues and calling for unanimous support for the crucial draft legislation. He/She emphasizes constructive procedure and refers to earlier successful cooperation with representatives of other political parties (e.g., Urmas Kruuse in 2014) in achieving socio-political objectives.

The speaker stresses the necessity of cross-party cooperation and commends the bill's initiator for his statesmanlike approach, noting that he is prepared to accept a superior solution. He is open to compromise, offering the possibility of moving forward with amendments or waiting for the ministries' joint draft bill to be finalized.