By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

The speaker clearly supports the bill submitted by the Conservative People's Party of Estonia regarding the abolition of expense compensations, demonstrating a willingness to back the opposition partner's initiative. At the same time, the work of the commission is criticized, which suggests difficulties in reaching a broad-based compromise.

The style of cooperation is evident in the expectation that the government (specifically the Ministry of Climate, the Minister of Economic Affairs, the Prime Minister, and the Minister of Regional Affairs) should have collaborated more effectively when bringing strategic investments to Estonia. Information regarding internal cooperation within the Riigikogu (Parliament) is unavailable.

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The speaker expressed willingness to support the draft bill restricting suffrage on a cross-party basis, calling on both coalition partners and the opposition to act jointly in order to fulfill a provision of the coalition agreement. At the same time, the speaker was critical of the government, arguing that it should be guided by the interests of the state, not solely by the coalition agreement.

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The speaker references their party's (EKRE) prior legislative work (the bank tax bill) and quotes colleagues (Rain Epler, Varro Vooglaid, Kalle Grünthal), demonstrating strong internal party cooperation. There is no indication of a willingness to compromise or engage in cross-party collaboration.