By Plenary Sessions: Andres Metsoja

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The speaker refers to the discussions in the commission and demonstrates openness to compromise, proposing an alternative solution (a five-euro surcharge on motor vehicle insurance) to ensure user convenience. He seeks solutions that would make society more comfortable and faster, emphasizing the preference for a digital society.

The speaker represents the Isamaa Party's unified opposition to the draft bill and clearly supports the position of the entrepreneurs, stating that they are correct on these issues. There is no information regarding cooperation with other political parties or any willingness to amend the bill.

Details regarding the style of collaboration are scarce, but the speaker references the apt remarks of other politicians (Mr. Seeder) and points out Mart Helme's absence, which afforded him the opportunity to pose a question. Direct bilateral cooperation was not mentioned.

The speaker references issues previously raised by the Isamaa faction, indicating awareness of their colleagues' agenda and potential coordination of topics. There is no evidence of cooperation or compromise with other factions.

The speaker represents the Isamaa faction and calls upon Parliament for cooperation ("we wish the parliament good cooperation," "Please support!"). It is also emphasized that the opposition is likewise trying to find ways to reduce the administrative burden, indicating a readiness for constructive work. Openness to compromise is not directly mentioned, but the rapid processing of draft legislation is stressed.