By Plenary Sessions: Irja Lutsar

The approach to cooperation is consensus-based and relies on experts, emphasizing that the name of the act achieved the best possible consensus under the given circumstances. The speaker refers to the common position held by experts and the work of the Social Affairs Committee, demonstrating an openness to specialized knowledge. Finally, the party (Eesti 200) issues a call to support the draft legislation, which highlights intra-party cooperation.

The speaker calls upon those present in the hall to support Minister Pakosta and his reforms, emphasizing the necessity of collective change. He also attempts to convince opponents of the need for these reforms, although direct cooperation with the opposition is not mentioned.

The speaker references their colleague Margit Sutrop and reiterates her statement, demonstrating a willingness to support colleagues who express similar viewpoints and to establish a shared focus of concern.

The style of collaboration is formal and courteous, expressing gratitude to both the presenter and the manager. The cooperation involves seeking knowledge and clarifications to assess the viability of the proposal, which indicates a readiness for further discussion once the evidence has been presented.