By Plenary Sessions: Mart Maastik

The style of collaboration is respectful and information-seeking, addressing the server politely ("Dear server!") and posing a relevant question that signals a readiness for dialogue.

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The style of cooperation is pragmatic and goal-oriented, as the speaker specifically proposes a mathematical coalition of four parties (EKRE, Isamaa, Reformierakond, and Eesti 200) in order to achieve a constitutional amendment. This demonstrates a willingness for cross-party cooperation in the national interest.

The speaker operates as a representative of the opposition but commends coalition MP Tanel Tein for initiating the discussion. Former Olympic athletes (Šmigun-Vähi, Jaanson) and Hanno Pevkur are also praised for showing backbone by voting against the cut to sports funding, although the speaker notes that they should have been even more steadfast. No direct offer of cooperation is presented to the coalition; instead, a change in policy is demanded.

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The speaker refers to their colleague Aivar Kokk, supporting his earlier position regarding the development of the energy sector, which demonstrates internal cooperation within the faction. There is no information concerning cooperation with the governing parties or any readiness to compromise.

There isn't enough data. The speaker's position is clearly oppositional and challenging, not geared toward cooperation.

It refers to the unified stance of the party (Isamaa) and positively mentions its neighbor. It demonstrates openness to various energy types, provided they are supported by the market situation, but there are no direct references to cross-party cooperation.

The speaker uses data obtained from the Ministry of Climate, which points to cooperation with state institutions in gathering information. Additionally, he refers to a supportive remark by his colleague (Helir-Valdor Seeder), which shows the existence of support within the faction or the party.

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