By Plenary Sessions: Henn Põlluaas

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The style of cooperation focuses on communicating with the rapporteur, requesting that they characterize and clarify the claims put forward by the opposing party. Direct collaboration with other political forces is not mentioned, but the rapporteur's assistance is sought in analyzing counterarguments.

The information is missing. While the speaker does reference the previous speaker (Jaak Valge) and historians to back up their points, they don't mention any collaboration with other political parties or government circles.

The collaborative style is visible in the work of the Foreign Affairs Committee, where consensus was reached during the deliberation of the Riigikogu's draft statement and the appointment of a representative. In budgetary matters, there is a lack of willingness to compromise, and clear partisan opposition is expressed (deputies of the Estonian Nationalists and Conservatives Party do not support the draft).

The speaker relies on cooperation with interest groups, citing the positions of the Estonian Chamber of People with Disabilities and the League of Pensioners' Associations to lend weight to their opposition. Information is lacking regarding cross-party cooperation or readiness for compromise at the Riigikogu level.

Insufficient information.