By Plenary Sessions: Vadim Belobrovtsev

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The speaker represents the views of the Centre Party faction and refers to earlier cooperation with the Reform Party, which secured the income tax exemption for the average pension. In the current context, there is absolutely no reference to cooperation; a strong oppositional stance prevails regarding the government's policy.

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The speaker referenced cooperation with colleagues from their faction (Anastassia Kovalenko-Kõlvart) in submitting the draft bill concerning budget transparency. There is no data indicating openness to compromises or collaboration with the ruling parties.

The speaker demands that the minister cooperate with their cabinet colleagues to discuss and increase police resources and salaries. There is no information regarding inter-party cooperation or a willingness to compromise.

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There is no direct data regarding the style of cooperation, but the speaker emphasizes disagreements on foreign policy issues between government members and party colleagues (Marko Mihkelson, Eerik-Niiles Kross). This is done with the aim of exposing the government's internal crisis of confidence, not to seek cooperation.

The speaker expresses willingness to cooperate with the new minister, provided that the minister takes the problem with "full seriousness" and takes concrete steps. As a solution, he proposes convening the heads of the major operator companies so that a solution can be found jointly under the state's initiative. The goal of this cooperation is to ease the burden on the end consumer's wallet.