By Plenary Sessions: Mati Raidma

The cooperative style is recognizing and inclusive; the speaker thanks the ministries and agencies for their work and their sense of mission. This cooperation is directed toward achieving the goals of comprehensive national defense, involving local governments in these areas of responsibility as well.

The speaker is cooperative, thanking the addressee and inviting them to actively contribute ideas and submit proposals for clarifying the draft bill. Hope is expressed that the necessary amendments will originate from the addressee, which indicates a desire for joint legislative work.

The style of cooperation is open and procedurally correct, emphasizing consensus within the committee ("by consensus"). Extensive cooperation is mentioned with five other Riigikogu committees (the Economic, Constitutional, Finance, Social, and Legal Committees), as well as the necessity of coordinating the draft legislation with the European Central Bank.

The collaborative style is respectful and institutional, involving direct address to the Minister and expressing gratitude for the presentation. Emphasis is placed on the need for debates regarding the fundamentals of security policy, pointing toward an expectation for a broad-based discussion.

The speaker highlights the unanimous decision of the Tallinn City Council, indicating an internal consensus at the local level. There is no information regarding the willingness to cooperate at the Riigikogu (Parliament) level, given that they are criticizing the current activities taking place in the chamber.

The style of cooperation is coalition-centric, referencing the 2024 coalition agreement as the foundation of the policy. Collaboration with the private sector is also emphasized, noting that Estonian entrepreneurs are ready to contribute. The speaker calls upon all colleagues to support the draft legislation, citing the expectation of broad-based support.

The scope of cooperation is broad and international, initiating a joint statement with a large number of colleagues (54 members) and working closely within the framework of the Estonian-Ukrainian parliamentary group. Emphasis is placed on solidarity with the appeal of the Ukrainian Rada and joining parliamentary initiatives of other countries (Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Canada).

It supports the government's activities and emphasizes broad-based cooperation, involving the Riigikogu, ministries, local governments, and civil society organizations. It is stressed that national defense is "our common cause," encompassing all segments of society. Furthermore, the financial involvement of the European Union is actively sought in the joint contribution to national defense.

The style of cooperation is compromise-oriented, especially concerning the appeals of interest groups (the Estonian Hunters’ Society, the Estonian Gun Owners’ League), resulting in a unanimous commission amendment proposal to reduce firearms fees (7 in favor, 0 against). Cooperation with representatives of the Ministry of the Interior in clarifying the cost basis is also emphasized.

The style of cooperation is open and procedure-centered, involving ministry officials and colleagues. The speaker reports in detail on the questions posed by other Riigikogu members and was appointed by consensus as the representative of the leading committee. He/She collaborates with representatives of the Ministry of the Interior, whose responses he/she conveys in the Riigikogu.

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The collaborative style is respectful and constructive, expressing gratitude to the Minister for the presentation and their commitment to Ukraine. This signals a readiness for dialogue with the government representative when discussing crucial security matters.