By Plenary Sessions: Valdo Randpere

He/She demonstrates a willingness to cooperate and adherence to procedural correctness, emphasizing that the decision to reject the draft bill was consensual within the committee, including with the support of Varro Vooglaid. He/She describes an open discussion that highlighted parallels with other draft legislation (for instance, Vilja Toomast’s reference to the hate speech bill).

The cooperative approach refers to the desire to enhance collaboration between the Riigikogu and the Government, stressing that committees operating in accordance with the law should offer members of the Government the support required for their duties. This is a conditional offer of cooperation, which depends on the fulfillment of the committees' mandate.

There is no information regarding a willingness to cooperate or compromise. The speaker instead focuses on challenging existing decisions and demands unilateral intervention by the executive branch, specifically in the form of the minister's signature.