By Plenary Sessions: Helmen Kütt

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The speaker is a strong advocate for expanding cross-party cooperation, calling on the Prime Minister to convene the leaders of all parties represented in the Riigikogu to jointly discuss the situation. He emphasizes that the 101 members of parliament were elected by the people of Estonia and that collaborative decision-making is necessary to solve the problems.

The speaker expresses appreciation for the recent change in stance by the President of the Bank of Estonia concerning cash. He attempts to incorporate the bank president's view into the resolution of political tax matters, even while acknowledging the potential impropriety of doing so, thereby demonstrating a willingness to heed expert advice.

The style of cooperation is open and appreciative, actively seeking information and clarification from the Chancellor of Justice to map out concerns in the social sector. The speaker demonstrates a readiness to cooperate with supervisory bodies in identifying and resolving systemic problems.

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There is no direct cooperation with other political parties, but the speaker refers positively to the Social Democrats' previous regional policy initiatives ("Robin Hood," accessibility of extracurricular education). This indicates support for their political direction regarding regional development issues.

They are actively seeking broad-based support for their initiatives, urging all their parliamentary colleagues in the Riigikogu to back the decision to raise the subsistence level. Specific cooperation partners among the factions were not named, but the necessity of unified support was stressed.