By Plenary Sessions: Mart Maastik

The speaker sharply criticized the coalition for automatically rejecting the opposition’s ideas, but urged a more statesmanlike and cross-party approach. He proposed that the Economic Affairs Committee informally discuss issues vital to the state in order to find the "golden mean." He acknowledged that Isamaa’s earlier decisions (for example, concerning Estonian-language education) were the result of a compromise with the Social Democrats, which in turn required making concessions in the energy sector.

The style of cooperation is formal, initially offering Minister Sutt a polite but ironic compliment. Cooperation with wind energy developers is noted; they have contacted the speaker to express their opposition to the subsidies. There is no data available regarding inter-party legislative cooperation.

The speaker is actively participating in the plenary debate, asking questions and proposing alternative solutions (specifically, directing funds to the state treasury). There is no information regarding their willingness to cooperate or compromise with other political factions.

Insufficient data.

The style of cooperation is partisan, with the Isamaa Party faction submitting a proposal in its name to reject the draft bill. The proposal was signed by faction chairman Helir-Valdor Seeder, which demonstrates unified intra-faction opposition.