By Plenary Sessions: Lauri Läänemets

The speaker frames the Social Democrats as a constructive alternative, stressing that they are not merely critics but also offer solutions during the budget proceedings. There is no mention of cooperation with other parties; instead, the emphasis is placed on their own faction's readiness to put forward alternative proposals.

The speaker emphasizes broad-based cooperation, thanking the Ministry of the Interior, the newly established Department of Civil Protection, the Rescue Board, and the University of Technology for their contribution to the drafting of the law. This indicates an openness to incorporating expert knowledge and engaging in inter-agency work.

The speeches are entirely focused on criticizing the government and confrontation. There is no information regarding cooperation or willingness to compromise with other political forces.

The speaker emphasizes the Social Democrats' previous role in government as the defenders of workers. Now in opposition, he calls for broad-based resistance to the government's plans, appealing to trade unions, youth organizations, disability organizations, and responsible employers.

The style of cooperation in this context is confrontational, but the speaker notes that the Social Democrats support the teachers' salary increase. He also points out that everyone in Estonia supports lowering the VAT on foodstuffs except for the Reform Party, suggesting broad-based support among the opposition and other parties.

There is no direct information regarding cooperation with other politicians; the speaker concentrates on demanding answers and concrete action plans from the minister. However, reference is made to the authors of the Foresight Centre and their convictions, indicating a readiness to rely on expert analysis.

The speaker referenced cooperation with other Riigikogu members (Jaak Aab, Leo Kunnas) and the work of the committee, noting that the committee considered their proposal. He/She operates in a coordinated manner within the opposition, supporting issues initiated by others and referencing their viewpoints.

The speaker urges cooperation, particularly between the Centre Party and the Social Democrats, to achieve a progressive income tax. He/She stresses that political bickering will not move Estonia forward and demands that partners change their rhetoric and demonstrate honesty. This cooperation is linked to the fulfillment of a specific political objective.

Operates through the Social Democratic Party faction, submitting its own draft legislation. It offers assistance to the government (coming to the government's aid) and is prepared for cooperation, provided the Ministry of the Interior adopts the bill initiated by the SDE. It demands strict parliamentary attendance and dialogue from ministers, stressing the importance of proper procedure and parliamentary debate.