By Plenary Sessions: Tõnis Lukas

Direct cooperation is not mentioned, but the speaker refers to a proposal put forward by Isamaa concerning the draft law on basic education, which suggests political coordination either within the party or among those holding similar views. There is no cooperation with the government; instead, accountability and control are being demanded from the minister.

The speaker supports the Riigikogu issuing a statement in defense of Georgian democracy, which indicates a readiness for cooperation on a foreign policy issue. He/She emphasizes the need to support the Georgian people in their pro-European choice, distinguishing the populace from the government. He/She notes that the wording of the statement might exhibit "excessive enthusiasm" when evaluating its own role.