By Plenary Sessions: Lauri Laats

They reference their own draft legislation and the coalition's draft, indicating a willingness to cooperate, but simultaneously stress the necessity for quicker action. They are open to dialogue, yet use continuous pressure to facilitate cooperation at an accelerated pace.

Constructive and collaborative: presents a concrete proposal (directing additional revenue from CO2 quotas to Narva) and seeks the government’s opinion, demonstrating readiness for dialogue and cooperation between various stakeholders.

Not enough data.

It references the Association of Cities and Rural Municipalities and other stakeholders as a cooperation channel that is attentive to their will, yet fails to outline specific collaborative activities or coalitions. The text highlights the need for dialogue and suggests that cooperation is grounded in continuous attention to existing issues (such as road funding), though the specific format of this cooperation remains undescribed.

Not enough data