By Plenary Sessions: Lauri Laats

They emphasize the positions of their faction (the Centre Party) and have demonstrated a willingness to cooperate "with others" (e.g., by referencing a broader debate on the bank tax and tax installments). However, concrete cross-party partnerships or specific cooperation topics are not explicitly put forward; instead, they generally call for cooperation and discussion regarding directives and regulations. Their approach indicates cooperation that is constructive, yet focused and faction-based.

Demonstrates a willingness to cooperate: asks whether the issue has been raised within the government and refers to topics discussed in the committee. It seeks cooperation and the coordination of legislation.

There is insufficient data regarding the level of cooperation or bipartisan closeness.

Not enough data

Not enough data

Demonstrates a willingness to cooperate and receptiveness to the opposition's proposals: "they [the proposals] are all welcome," and calls for a comprehensive debate and amendments prior to the second reading. However, the individual/party is critical when promises are not met; they seek constructive, transparent dialogue.

The core focus is the need for cross-party cooperation and unified action. Phrases such as “cross-party” and “cooperation” underscore the readiness for joint work, and the support or objections presented by various factions are framed as part of a wider search for consensus. This support has also been highlighted through official statements (e.g., Eesti 200 and the Social Democrats), and the call for a unified vote is a recurring theme.

It is noted that the Estonian Centre Party has submitted a bill aimed at improving budget transparency, which signals a willingness for cooperation between the opposition and the coalition. The question arises: what specific forms of cooperation and reforms can actually be implemented? This underscores the importance of mutual understanding and constructive dialogue.

A constructive and critically vigilant approach to cooperation: The necessity of working with the government through obtaining answers and engaging in discussions is stressed. [The group] awaits answers from the Prime Minister and is ready for dialogue, although it will continue critical oversight based on the interests of the faction.