By Plenary Sessions: Lauri Laats

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Announces cooperation with colleagues, referencing "good colleague Anastassia," and calling for the motor vehicle tax not to be implemented; emphasizes the need to find funding through a bank tax, demonstrates a willingness to cooperate to influence the broader coalition and seek compromises, but simultaneously stresses their critical position.

Stresses adherence to rules and proper procedure within the Riigikogu; demonstrates a willingness to engage in debate with the opposing side, but is often critical of coalition initiatives. It highlights that the opposition has correctly submitted its proposals and emphasizes the need for oversight and transparency, rather than vague, unconditional cooperation.

Seeks cooperation and discussion with various parties: mentions the proposals put forward by the Centre Party and is ready to review and integrate them into a comprehensive program. Demonstrates a willingness to cooperate and seek common solutions at the parliamentary level.

Mentions alignment with colleague Mart and reflects a readiness to implement the proposed alternatives and flexible solutions. Shows willingness to cooperate (e.g., “I also agree with Mart”) and desires a bipartisan, practice-based approach to energy policy; questioning regarding the issue of football halls, but without strong opposition.

Demonstrates willingness to cooperate in discussions with the government and readiness to receive clarifications; uses questions to advance the discussion and verify the methodology.