By Plenary Sessions: Lauri Laats

The text mentions that discussions occurred at both the opposition and coalition levels, but fails to specify any concrete cooperation measures or joint proposals. This indicates a reference to cross-party dialogue, but the actual practices of collaboration are not detailed further.

The text supports the coalition’s collaboration with the Reform Party, referencing their prior history of working together. Nevertheless, it criticizes the internal disagreements within the partner party and the coalition as a whole, stressing the need for a responsible, cooperative approach. While ultimately emphasizing the importance of collaboration, the overall tone remains critical and controlling.

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Calls for cooperation with all political parties and acknowledges that meetings and a roundtable among the parties have not taken place; presupposes the need for cooperation among the parties. Shows readiness for consensus-based deliberation and for re-discussing the draft law in cooperation between the opposition and the coalition.

It does not directly refer to cooperation with specific types of groups, but expresses a readiness to listen and promote the adoption of the bill across party lines; the call to support the bill points to broader interests, not just those of a single coalition. It is noted, albeit briefly, that there is a need to increase cooperation and responsibility in the work of the committees.

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