By Plenary Sessions: Reili Rand

The cooperation style is oriented toward questions and suggestions, seeking solutions from the presenter to mitigate regional problems. The speaker attempts to obtain expert opinion in order to find pathways for reducing regional inequality. Data regarding inter-party cooperation is lacking.

The collaborative style is open and constructive, beginning with the recognition of the minister's position, followed by clarifying questions regarding future transport and budget plans. The speaker aims to establish a dialogue by referencing the minister's previous presentation.

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The speaker referred to the question posed by his colleague, Andres Hanimäe, indicating internal coordination in the way these questions were being presented. He also hinted at potential cross-party cooperation, noting that the Social Democrats would have been prepared to implement the necessary legislative amendments via an accelerated procedure, even during the summer period.

The speaker calls for cross-party cooperation, asking all colleagues to support the bill and expressing the desire to stand united in supporting children and families. He/She is open to working jointly as a parliament to find mutually acceptable sources of funding during the budget procedure.

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The style of cooperation is open and respectful, with the Chancellor of Justice being approached for comment and a formal position. Reference is made to an analysis completed by the Ministry of Social Affairs, which demonstrates a readiness to rely on the work and data provided by government agencies.

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The speaker positively praises the previous work of colleague Jaak Aab in relocating state jobs out of the capital, citing it as a model example. However, the interaction with the minister being interviewed is rather confrontational and critical, focusing instead on the policy's shortcomings. There is no information available regarding the search for cross-party cooperation.

The speaker operates in close cooperation with the Social Democratic faction, presenting interpellations and draft legislation on behalf of several colleagues. A desire is voiced to find cross-party agreements on social issues (e.g., the equal treatment of children), even though the criticism directed at the government is sharp.