By Plenary Sessions: Mart Maastik

Data is insufficient. The speaker's focus is entirely on criticizing and opposing the government.

The speaker positively notes a rare instance of cooperation, where the governing coalition backed the reasonable proposal from the Isamaa faction (the postponement of ESG). This shows a pragmatic willingness to cooperate when it serves the goal of reducing bureaucracy. Nevertheless, the speaker remains predominantly skeptical of the government's policies.

The cooperation takes place within the framework of the Isamaa Party, referencing the proposals the party has put forward (e.g., the 300 million cut proposal). He/She also refers to the amendments proposed by the Bar Association, which resulted in a compromise solution. On a personal level, he/she is willing to grant a colleague's request to speak briefly.

The cooperative style is evident in the continuation of the colleague's (Urmas Reinsalu) question, which points to the coordinated presentation of topics and concerns among the faction or politicians who share similar views. This demonstrates internal cooperation in keeping these issues on the agenda.

The speaker is open to cooperation, noting that two other political parties have also put forward similar proposals, and requests support from all parties ("regardless of which party you belong to"). Reference is also made to the consensus within the Tallinn ruling coalition regarding the need to regulate this sector, which demonstrates a readiness for broad-based support.

Insufficient data.

Insufficient data.