By Plenary Sessions: Helmen Kütt

The speaker stressed the importance of involving and listening to stakeholders (specifically the Estonian Chamber of Disabled People and the Estonian Association of Cities and Municipalities), noting that the draft legislation improved because their concerns were addressed. The style of cooperation is open to making compromises with these groups, but it demands active engagement and attentiveness from the Minister. Furthermore, in response to a question from colleague Lauri Laats, it is affirmed that the bill merits support.

There is no data on the willingness to cooperate or compromise with other political forces.

No data available. All appearances are directed at the minister to elicit answers and demand accountability; there are no references to cooperation with colleagues or other political parties.

Insufficient data.

The speaker emphasized the successful cooperation with stakeholders (the Chamber of Disabled People, ELVL) and officials from the Ministry of Social Affairs, resulting in a consensus solution regarding the special welfare queue. The committee demonstrated a willingness to compromise by halting the bill's proceedings in favor of further negotiations. Specific thanks were extended to colleagues (Irja, Riina, Aleksandr) for their support during the procedural vote.

There is not enough data.

The speaker commends the Prime Minister’s previous answer ("I really liked your answer"), in which the Prime Minister promised to solve the problem. This demonstrates a readiness to support the solution, provided the coalition fulfills its promise to resolve the systemic issues and allocates the necessary funding.

The speaker is calling for cross-party efforts to improve the care reform. They expressed readiness to support the Minister of Social Affairs in securing a 25 million euro IT investment, noting that the Prime Minister also supports this. This demonstrates an openness to cooperation when tackling specific critical issues.