By Plenary Sessions: Reili Rand

The collaborative approach is inquisitive and solution-oriented, asking the rapporteur to elaborate on the topic of alternative measures. The speaker is seeking confirmation from the government regarding the necessity of taking additional steps, while demonstrating a readiness to discuss broader solutions.

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The style of cooperation is constructive, beginning by praising the initiative and acknowledging its necessity. Efforts are being made to accelerate the solution, which indicates a readiness to contribute to achieving political goals, provided the government can justify or modify the schedule.

The collaborative approach stresses the necessity of involving relevant institutions and sector experts—including the commissioner—while simultaneously criticizing the minister's closed-off methodology. The speaker noted the sector's people have been eagerly awaiting the consolidation of these laws.

The speaker references the Social Democrats' faction's joint proposals (the elimination of kindergarten place fees, the draft bill on standardizing family benefits). Data is lacking regarding cooperation with other parties or the coalition to find compromises.

The style of cooperation points to potential substantive collaboration with the Social Democrats, as there is mention of their initial draft bill version being submitted as an amendment. This demonstrates a readiness to support alternative solutions originating from an opposition partner.

The speaker positively references the regional industrial policy developed under the leadership of the previous Minister for Regional Affairs, which demonstrates support for earlier cooperation in regional development. In the current session, he/she is seeking recommendations and solutions from the Riigikogu (Parliament) and the government, indicating a desire to find political consensus on regional development issues.

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The speaker refers to the faction's unified position ("Our faction believes") and commends the colleague for raising a similar important issue. The need for better cooperation between the ministry and the sector's representative organizations is emphasized, noting that the sector's recommendations are not being sufficiently taken into account.