By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

The speaker demonstrates cooperation and alignment of views with colleagues (Aivar Kokk, Rene Kokk, Siim Pohlak), supporting their criticism concerning the substance of the bill and the 10% minimum increase. Regarding stakeholders, the necessity of involving the Central Union of Estonian Farmers and the Estonian Private Forest Union is stressed, referencing their positions in the concordance table. Finally, a proposal is submitted on behalf of the Conservative People's Party faction.

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The speaker refers positively to colleagues (Helir-Valdor Seeder) and supports the issues raised by another politician (Martin Helme) and the Isamaa party, suggesting cooperation among opposition factions. Openness to compromise with the government is not mentioned.

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Information is scarce. The speaker refers to the appeal made by the Estonian Association of Cities and Municipalities to the Ministry of Education and Research, which demonstrates support for the concerns of local governments and an identification with them, but direct cooperation with parliamentary factions is not evident.

The cooperative approach is focused on the faction’s internal activities, with the proposal being put forward on behalf of the Estonian Conservative People’s Party faction. There are no indications of a willingness to compromise or engage in cross-party cooperation regarding this draft bill, as the proposal calls for its immediate rejection.