By Plenary Sessions: Mart Maastik

The speaker strongly advocates for joint and coordinated action at the ministerial level among the three Baltic states (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania) so that they can approach the European Union with a unified position. He/She stresses that acting separately will lead to fines and unfavorable outcomes, and calls for seeking like-minded partners among neighboring countries. Cooperation is viewed as the only way to achieve a sensible solution.

Data is scarce.

Not enough data.

This indicates internal cooperation and preparation within the faction, as evidenced by the mention of the Isamaa faction meeting with the rapporteur in June. However, data on broader cross-party cooperation or readiness for compromise is lacking.

No data available

There is insufficient data.

The representative demonstrates strong cooperation within the faction, having co-signed several interpellations alongside Helir-Valdor Seeder, Riina Solman, and others. He/She is open to procedural cooperation—for instance, offering to provide a missing signature in support of a draft bill—but insists on a serious discussion with the coalition.