By Months: Vladimir Arhipov

Shows limited readiness to cooperate with the government, but sometimes acknowledges the ministers' courage in answering "uncomfortable questions." It refers to the Centre Party's proposal of alternative tax solutions and the suggestions made by other opposition parties. Wishes the ministers a Merry Christmas, demonstrating basic courtesy on a personal level.

Demonstrates readiness for constructive cooperation within the European Union context, emphasizing the necessity of a balanced approach. He/She acknowledges colleagues for their positions when those align with his/her own. However, he/she is critical of domestic policy, where he/she appears to favor a confrontational approach when criticizing the government.

It emphasizes the importance of international cooperation, inquiring about the collaboration between the Baltic states and Poland regarding lobbying efforts for European funds. It puts forward constructive proposals, such as a joint meeting between the Riigikogu Board and factions to improve procedural rules. It also demonstrates a willingness to cooperate in supporting draft legislation.

Demonstrates a willingness to cooperate by offering constructive solutions to problems, such as establishing commissions to assess teachers' language proficiency. References colleagues' questions and uses them as a foundation for their own arguments. Expresses respect for institutions, although notes the problem of low public trust in the Riigikogu. Seeks dialogue with government representatives, posing questions to gain clarification rather than to level accusations.

The speaker mentioned participating in a roundtable discussion with ministers, which demonstrates a readiness for constructive dialogue. However, his approach was more demanding than cooperative, focusing primarily on insisting that promises be fulfilled. He claimed to represent "the entirety of Harju County," indicating an aspiration for wider representation.