By Plenary Sessions: Irja Lutsar

The collaborative style is respectful and open, expressing gratitude for the presentation and actively seeking the climate scientist's perspective. The speaker aims to link scientific expertise with broad political solutions.

The style of cooperation is open to receiving information from the presenter and involves showing interest in the nature of the work done by other commissions. The speaker values intensive and interesting discussions within the commissions, citing the work of the Social Commission as an example. There is interest in whether consensus was reached in the Culture Commission, which points to the importance of procedural cooperation.

The collaborative style is consensus-based, emphasizing that the Social Affairs Committee decided to approve the draft legislation unanimously. Cooperation with stakeholders is also noted, highlighting the views and concerns of the representative of the Association of Cities and Municipalities, which helped shape the bill.

The speaker referenced the Social Affairs Committee's recommendation to reject the draft legislation during the first reading, thereby demonstrating cooperation with the committee majority. Furthermore, the discussion continued on the subject of previously submitted questions, suggesting that the asking of questions was coordinated among colleagues. Speaking on behalf of Eesti 200, other members of the Riigikogu are also urged to follow the committee’s recommendation.

The speaker demonstrates a willingness to cooperate by presenting a proposal, framed as a question, for the joint review and improvement of the metrics. The objective is to establish a shared understanding of what can be measured and how to achieve the desired results. The collaboration style is open and solution-oriented.