By Plenary Sessions: Tõnis Lukas

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The speaker expects inter-ministerial cooperation (the Ministry of Culture and the Ministry of Education and Research) during the preparation of the Language Act. He/She actively asks the Minister of Culture what proposals have been put forward in the coordination rounds to improve the standard of language instruction.

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The text refers to similar questions raised by other opposition parties (such as Isamaa), demonstrating awareness of colleagues' concerns and indicating a degree of shared opposition strategy. The primary communication style, however, remains focused on holding the government accountable and tracking the fulfillment of its promises, vowing to monitor the minister's word "for one year, two, or three."

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