By Months: Marko Mihkelson

The cooperation style is visibly inter-committee, as the Foreign Affairs Committee is submitting a draft resolution based on the Social Affairs Committee’s proposal concerning the new member. This indicates smooth and formal cooperation within the parliament when resolving staffing issues.

The style of cooperation is institutional and consensual, emphasizing the joint deliberations and voting outcomes of the Foreign Affairs Committee, which supported the further processing of the draft bill. Successful cooperation with the Government of the Republic and Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna was crucial, as they provided a positive assessment and support for the committee's proposed amendments.

The mode of cooperation strongly emphasizes allied relations, particularly through regional cooperation among the Nordic-Baltic states and Poland, which is critically important for protecting shared interests. The speaker considers close, direct communication with the US Congress essential for maintaining these alliances and preventing rifts within the allied space, such as those caused by trade disputes.

The style of cooperation within the steering committee (the Foreign Affairs Committee) is consensual, with procedural decisions and proposed amendments being adopted by consensus. It supports a broad-based initiative (49 Riigikogu members) and emphasizes the Reform Party faction's support for the declaration, referencing the long-standing shared commitment to Georgia’s European aspirations.