By Plenary Sessions: Maris Lauri

The collaboration style within the commission is consensus-based, where decisions concerning the return of the draft bill and the appointment of a representative were made unanimously. The speaker emphasizes the commitment to openness, inviting all interested parties and institutions (e.g., the Financial Supervision Authority) who wish to participate in the new discussion.

The speaker is actively seeking collaboration, approaching a colleague with a question to gather input on the topics for the new procedural phase of the anti-money laundering draft bill. This demonstrates a willingness to consider critical feedback and involve others in the refinement process.

The speaker emphasized the positive and necessary cooperation in the fight against financial fraud, highlighting the unified commitment of the Financial Supervisory Authority, the Bank of Estonia, the police, the IT sector, and other institutions. Communication with the head of the Financial Supervisory Authority is respectful and collegial.