By Months: Tõnis Mölder

The style of collaboration is polite and formal, thanking the minister for the overview. The speaker demonstrates a readiness to accept a written response, involving ministry officials in clarifying the details, which suggests a pragmatic approach to acquiring information.

Displays procedural courtesy and acknowledgement of the minister's presence at the session, signaling a readiness for formal dialogue with the executive branch. Direct cooperation with other parties or a willingness to compromise is not mentioned; the focus remains on the analysis of ministerial changes.

The style of cooperation is procedural and consensus-seeking, emphasizing the consensual decisions made within the committee regarding the further handling of the draft bill. The speaker acts as the committee's representative, impartially reporting the positions and questions of various factions and members (e.g., Mart Maastik, Rene Kokk). He/She serves in the role of a mediator, clarifying the positions of the ministry and the members of parliament.

The collaborative style is measured and appreciative, given that the speaker concedes Mr. Laats was right about reviving Edgar Savisaar's idea 15 years down the line. This demonstrates a readiness to acknowledge the contributions of others or claims that hold partial merit.