By Plenary Sessions: Henn Põlluaas

The style of cooperation in the current debate is confrontational, but reference is made to a previous joint initiative by the EKRE, Isamaa, and Center Party government to organize an international audit. This indicates a readiness for coalition action, provided the goal is a comprehensive review of the e-voting system.

Based on the data, there is no information regarding cooperation or a willingness to compromise; the focus is entirely on sharp criticism of government policy. The speaker operates independently, posing questions and calling the minister to account.

The speaker engages constructively with the official presenter, seeking clarifications and projections based on the data presented. This indicates a readiness to address political issues in a formal, information-seeking dialogue during the plenary session of the Riigikogu.

Insufficient data

There is not enough data.

The willingness to cooperate with the government is absent, with the focus instead being on sharp confrontation and accusations. He/She refers to the inquiry submitted by other MPs, which demonstrates cooperation within their own faction. The personal address to the minister (Lauri) is more of a reproach and moral condemnation than an offer of cooperation.