By Plenary Sessions: Siim Pohlak

The speaker is engaged in legislative dialogue, addressing the rapporteur to clarify the bill's objective and potential impact. This demonstrates a willingness to support the draft law, which would help resolve local-level corruption issues, thereby seeking solutions through the legislative process.

The style of cooperation refers to joint action within the party, mentioning EKRE's previous proposal to reduce VAT. The speaker poses questions to the commission member, seeking confirmation regarding previous discussions. There is no data regarding inter-party cooperation or a willingness to compromise.

The style of cooperation is focused on the unified opposition and protest of the party (EKRE) against what is happening in parliament. Mention is made of collaboration with various interest groups who have reminded the government of the necessity of the automobile. There is no information available regarding inter-party cooperation.

Insufficient data. The speeches focus solely on questioning and criticizing the government (the prime minister and the minister); there are no references to cooperation with colleagues or other political parties.

The speaker is calling for support from all people's representatives to implement an additional tax on banks, though he notes that finding consensus with the Reform Party will be very difficult. He also expresses hope that the Social Democrats will explain their potential decision to withdraw support for the bank tax. There is a low willingness to cooperate with the government coalition, which is seen as representing conflicting interests.

There is not enough data.