By Plenary Sessions: Maris Lauri

Speaker A stresses the consensus-based decision-making process during the handling of the Money Laundering Prevention Act, noting that all committee decisions were unanimous. Speaker B, however, points out that the vote on the second draft bill was split (6 in favor, 3 against), which indicates strong disagreement on tax matters. Speaker C highlights the majority held by the ruling coalition and the unity among the right-wing parties.

The collaborative approach emphasizes consensus decisions on procedural matters, such as placing the draft bill on the agenda and appointing the representative of the lead committee (Maris Lauri). The substantive decision to reject the draft bill was also reached with a clear majority, demonstrating a strong unified front within the committee.

The Commission's work demonstrated consensus on procedural matters (adopting the agenda, appointing a representative), but there was clear disagreement on the substantive issue (the rejection of the draft bill), with the majority (6 in favor, 2 against) deciding to reject the bill.