By Plenary Sessions: Lauri Laats

Although representing the opposition, [the individual/group] shows a certain willingness to cooperate: they wish the Finance Committee would discuss the issues and involve colleagues more broadly. However, the tone remains critical, and attention is drawn to the fact that cooperation must involve debate and ultimately pave the way for the adoption of draft legislation.

Emphasis is placed on cooperation, consensus-building, and parliamentary oversight as tools of diplomacy. No specific joint proposals were presented, but the necessity of dialogue and a coordinated approach in foreign policy is stressed. Diplomacy and talks with the government are utilized as tools to achieve mutual understanding.

Emphasizes dialogue with entrepreneurs and is ready for cooperation and seeking compromises, but does not support the current draft bill. It seeks broader cooperation between parliament and the private sector and the development of a clear, transparent plan.

Critical, but open to dialogue: questions are being raised, and the government and members of the Riigikogu are being called upon to review their decisions and continue the discussion; the necessity of reviewing funding and policies, and cooperating to find future solutions, is stressed, but no specific cooperation agreements or joint actions are being highlighted. The discussion is primarily focused on oversight and rectification.

Emphasizes close cooperation between allies, the European Union, and member states; promotes a concerted and coordinated approach and indispensable consensus at the EU level before the adoption of aggressive measures. Takes strong meddiy "coosto" and compromise as a central priority.

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It demonstrates a willingness to cooperate, emphasizing "our proposal" and "Let us jointly task the government," and presents its own draft bill, yet ultimately maintains its specific partisan position; it seeks every opportunity for coalition involvement but remains committed to the direction of its own draft.

The importance of cooperation and the willingness to cooperate have been highlighted: discussions, a communication plan, and finding balance among various stakeholders are recommended. This demonstrates a readiness to engage and consult, and to avoid polarization.

This approach demonstrates a readiness for a pause and consultation (recess, council of elders) as well as the preparation of a communication strategy; it expresses a global and cooperative principle, but is relatively skeptical regarding the steps concerning the adoption of the *vissu* bill.