By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

The speaker noted the presence of EKRE and the Centre Party in the chamber, indirectly referencing their shared opposition stance and potential collaboration in the no-confidence procedure. Direct cooperation with other parties was not described.

The speaker references and relies upon the questions posed by Mart Helme, returning to those points at the conclusion of his address, which suggests a degree of substantive cooperation with his colleague. There is no information regarding any willingness to cooperate with the ruling coalition parties.

The speaker calls upon the coalition and all parliamentary parties to support the alternative proposal put forth by 23 Riigikogu members, which would restrict voting rights in local elections to Estonian and EU citizens. This demonstrates a willingness to cooperate toward a specific legislative objective aimed at valuing citizenship.

The speaker commends and thanks their colleague (Tanel) for bringing the topic to the Riigikogu chamber, showing support for the substance of the issue despite the colleague being a member of the coalition. He/She offers concrete political solutions (e.g., lowering the minimum funding threshold for coaches), which indicates a readiness to contribute to improving the system.

There is no data available regarding the cooperation style, as this is an official question addressed to the minister during a plenary session.

There is no information regarding cooperation or willingness to compromise; the discourse is purely adversarial and focuses on challenging the opposing party's arguments and motives.

Lack of data