By Plenary Sessions: Heljo Pikhof

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The speaker refers to the submission of a formal query ("we have submitted a query to you"), which necessitates cooperation with the faction or colleagues when drafting the document. There is no information regarding openness to compromise or cross-party cooperation.

The speaker emphasized the bill’s broad support, noting that representatives of the Centre Party and EKRE have backed the idea alongside the Social Democrats. This indicates an effort to show that the issue enjoys support across party lines, despite the fact that the bill had previously been voted down in the Riigikogu.

The speaker demonstrates a willingness to find solutions and references previous collaboration with experts and doctors. Communication with the minister is direct and solution-oriented, expressing confidence that a resolution will be reached.

The speaker works closely within the Culture Committee and the Social Democrats' parliamentary group, submitting draft legislation on their behalf. He/She refers to the possibility of cross-party cooperation, noting that the leading government party (the Reform Party) also supports abolishing kindergarten place fees. He/She stresses the committee's unanimous agreement regarding the time of the sitting, while criticizing the board's decision to change it.