By Years: Heljo Pikhof

It works primarily on behalf of the Social Democrats faction, but points to support from other parliamentary parties (the Centre Party, EKRE) on the issue of public holidays. It relies on cooperation with interest groups, highlighting the views of universities (R&D funding) and trade unions (unemployment benefits). Regarding the regulation of social media, it supports a flexible approach that is adapted to local needs and involves parents.

Prefers collaboration and emphasizes intra-committee consensus, particularly regarding procedural decisions. Acknowledges the work and cooperation of officials and ministers (e.g., Piret Hartman, Kristina Kallas) from the Ministry of Culture and the Ministry of Education. Is open to involving interest groups (unions, universities, think tanks) in the legislative process and supports finding shared solutions. |