By Plenary Sessions: Irja Lutsar

The speaker demonstrates a willingness to cooperate, noting with satisfaction that the minister also shares the concern regarding the indefinite duration of the declaration of intent. This suggests an opportunity to find consensus within the Social Affairs Committee for amending the draft legislation.

The style of cooperation is consensus-based, emphasizing the unanimous decisions of the Social Affairs Committee regarding both procedural matters and the postponement of the law's entry into force. Cooperation with stakeholders is noted, such as the inclusion of Philip Morris representatives in the discussions. Furthermore, amendments proposed by their own parliamentary group (Eesti 200) were also supported.

The speaker points to collaboration with "a large number of colleagues" and "experts" who have also experienced identity theft, demonstrating internal coordination and widespread concern in identifying the problem.

The individual is seeking a solution by communicating directly with the Chancellor of Justice, employing a personal and open communication style. This indicates a readiness for close collaboration and for solving problems across institutional boundaries.

The speaker emphasized the strong cooperation and consensus within the Social Affairs Committee, noting that all members were in full agreement with the proposed amendments, and that no one voted against or abstained. He/She also highlighted the successful engagement with the Agency of Medicines and the Ministry of Social Affairs, where the involved organizations supported the legislative changes.