By Plenary Sessions: Tõnis Lukas

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The speaker is acting on behalf of the Isamaa faction, presenting their amendment proposal to the Basic Education Act. A sharp appeal is being made to the coalition to initiate the necessary changes themselves if they adopt the bill, which suggests a lack of cooperation on this specific issue.

The speaker is hoping the Riigikogu reaches an agreement on the issue of revoking voting rights, signaling a desire to gain broad-based support for the security measures. Simultaneously, he displays an ironic attitude toward the innovations proposed by the coalition partners (the Social Democrats), which suggests a limited willingness to cooperate on procedural matters.

The speaker notes that the faction's voting decision remains undecided, citing internal deliberation and flexibility. He/She mentions that the need for additional funds was brought up in the Culture Committee, which suggests the matter is being discussed more broadly, but direct cooperation is not detailed.