By Plenary Sessions: Alar Laneman

Insufficient data.

The collaborative approach is largely confrontational towards the majority, focusing on exposing their procedural and substantive errors. Positive mention is made of good colleague Siim’s position on the issue of trust, which indicates a readiness to support similar value-based viewpoints.

The presenter opens by acknowledging the minister's report ("sympathetic"), suggesting openness, but then sharply focuses on the shortcomings. There is no indication of direct cooperation or a willingness to compromise.

There is not enough data.

The speaker calls upon colleagues to address a serious problem and find solutions, citing collective responsibility at the level of the legislature and the executive branch. He stresses the necessity of sharing Estonia’s security message with European partners, highlighting the importance of international cooperation. He commends the daily excellent work of the personnel of the Police and Border Guard Board, the Defence Forces, and the Defence League, but criticizes the organization of the system.