By Months: Arvo Aller

Total Months: 19

Fully Profiled: 19

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10.2025

8 Speeches

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09.2025

26 Speeches

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06.2025

9 Speeches

The cooperation style is oppositional, demonstrating internal cooperation within its faction (the Conservative People's Party of Estonia) by supporting the motion to reject the waste law. There is no evidence of a willingness to compromise or engage in cross-party cooperation with the government.
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05.2025

20 Speeches

The style of cooperation is conditional, offering the coalition the opportunity to support the opposition's tax cut bills in order to demonstrate a shared capacity for action and "side with the people." At the same time, it emphasizes the need to involve all parliamentary parties in the work of key administrative councils in order to prevent the closure of regional courthouses.
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04.2025

14 Speeches

The speaker is open to cooperation with opposition parties, calling for joint action on the issue of lowering the VAT on foodstuffs. He notes that the Centre Party, EKRE, and Isamaa are ready to support this initiative, offering the coalition "help" in leading the way on tax reductions.
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03.2025

14 Speeches

There is no data available regarding formal cooperation or a willingness to compromise. The speaker’s style in debates is predominantly interrogative and challenging, focusing on the gaps in the arguments presented by the government and the rapporteurs.
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02.2025

7 Speeches

The speaker operates in the opposition but supports the proposal put forward by 23 members of the Riigikogu concerning a constitutional amendment that would restrict voting rights to Estonian and EU citizens. The speaker commends the coalition member for raising the topic of sports but immediately expresses skepticism regarding any actual implementation, citing the coalition's financial incapacity.
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01.2025

15 Speeches

It refers to cooperation with the Centre Party faction in initiating the interpellation regarding the Jõhvi courthouse. It calls on the minister to cooperate with developers and the local government to find a solution for preserving the courthouse, offering support for this purpose.
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12.2024

22 Speeches

The speaker is clearly acting on behalf of the opposition faction (EKRE), emphasizing their disagreements with the coalition and calling on other Riigikogu members to vote against the draft legislation. The coalition is criticized for disregarding the proposed amendments. References are made to colleagues (Riina Solman) and commissioned legal opinions, which indicates internal expert consultation.
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11.2024

27 Speeches

The text positively references the previous triple coalition (EKRE, Isamaa, Center Party) for making effective decisions, citing the lowering of excise duties. It demonstrates an openness to cooperation regarding the draft bill for amending the constitution, signaling a readiness for compromise. However, it simultaneously criticizes the current coalition's reluctance to consider proposals put forth by the opposition.
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10.2024

22 Speeches

The speeches lack direct references to cooperation with other political parties or a willingness to compromise. Cooperation is limited to supporting and referencing the positions of colleagues within the faction (e.g., Poolamets, Vooglaid), while emphasizing shared opposition to government bills.
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09.2024

36 Speeches

The speeches primarily reveal an oppositional and oversight role. There is no mention of direct cooperation or a willingness to compromise with other factions, although reference is made to EKRE's earlier proposals that have now become law (e.g., food security, VAT amendments), demonstrating the consistency of certain political ideas.
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07.2024

10 Speeches

Cooperation manifests itself in the confirmation of the positions held by fellow party members (Rene Kokk) and the emphasis on shared opposition. Also noted is the supportive stance taken by the other opposition party (Social Democrat Anti Allast) during the debate. There is no information available regarding the seeking of compromises or broad-based cooperation with the coalition.
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06.2024

14 Speeches

The style of cooperation is rigid and confrontational; the speaker proposes rejecting bills or interrupting the readings. He criticizes the Finance Committee’s decision to consolidate substantive amendments from various factions into a single package, which precluded a substantive vote. He attempted to make the car tax more people-friendly with 11 amendments, but these were rejected.
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05.2024

24 Speeches

The speaker is clearly acting on behalf of the opposition faction (Estonian Conservative People's Party), submitting rejection proposals in the faction's name. He refers to the arguments made by other opposition colleagues (Seeder, Helme, Kokk, Pohlak), which demonstrates a certain degree of cooperation within the opposition circle, but there is absolutely no mention of seeking compromises with the government or the coalition.
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04.2024

42 Speeches

The speaker primarily operates in opposition, supporting the positions of their faction and the questions raised by their colleagues. They acknowledge the efforts and concerns of various sectors (e.g., the Chamber of Veterinarians, the Estonian University of Life Sciences), but they do not refer to active cross-party cooperation in the legislative process.
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03.2024

39 Speeches

The speaker shows openness to cooperation with other parties when the topics are nationally important (e.g., stripping voting rights from Russian/Belarusian citizens), but criticizes the Reform Party for "decking themselves out in borrowed feathers." He calls on the coalition partners to support the opposition's proposals that are best for the Estonian state, and not to proceed solely based on the coalition agreement.
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02.2024

31 Speeches

The cooperation is clearly faction-based (referencing the EKRE faction's interpellation and draft legislation). It emphasizes the need to strengthen the connection between the state and local governments through political parties, criticizing the disorganized, "hodgepodge" nature of electoral alliances. No openness to compromise is expressed; rather, concrete steps are demanded from the government.
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01.2024

42 Speeches

Cooperation occurs within the opposition, and draft legislation is submitted jointly with colleagues (e.g., Kert Kingo, Arvo Aller, Rain Epler, Martin Helme). Cooperation with the coalition is virtually nonexistent, as the speaker points out that the opposition's sound legislative proposals are simply rejected, often justified by citing changes planned for the future.
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