By Plenary Sessions: Helmen Kütt

The style of cooperation is institutional and courteous, involving direct communication with the Supreme Court Justice candidate, wishing them success, and posing a substantive question. Data regarding cooperation with other politicians is unavailable.

The speaker refers to the exchange of information with representatives of the Ministry of Social Affairs and the Ministry of Finance in the Social Affairs Committee, which demonstrates a readiness to communicate with government agencies for the purpose of gathering knowledge. The tone expressed from the plenary hall, however, is critical and demanding.

The style of cooperation is based on the parliamentary group, presenting amendments on behalf of the Social Democrats and referencing the co-presenters (Anti Allas and Madis Kallas). Close cooperation with civil society is essential, as the proposal for the tax concession was drafted directly based on the appeal received from the Estonian Chamber of Disabled People. The speaker asks their esteemed colleagues to support the submitted amendment.

The speaker is seeking areas of cooperation, referencing the principle of targeted subsidies emphasized by the Prime Minister's party (Eesti 200) and the theme of the personalized state. This indicates a readiness to find common political platforms regarding the direction of social assistance, prioritizing targeted aid over the distribution of helicopter money.

The speaker highlighted the government's lack of cooperation with local partners, citing the delayed involvement of the Tartu City Council as an example. Questions were also raised regarding the local political coalition's (Isamaa and Reform Party) support for the government's decision. Information regarding the speaker's own willingness to cooperate is unavailable.

The speaker calls for cross-party cooperation, particularly concerning the most vulnerable, expressing hope that "we will finally join forces and accomplish these good things together, even while in opposition." The speaker commends Signe Riisalo's excellent work and attempts to explain their positions in a calm and measured way. They also hope that needs-based assistance will find backing among the coalition parties.