By Plenary Sessions: Marek Reinaas

The collaborative approach is inclusive and results-oriented, stressing close cooperation with the Competition Authority, with whom a separate working meeting was held. It is noted that during the second reading, more than 30 amendments proposed by the Competition Authority were adopted into the Act, demonstrating a readiness for substantive collaboration.

The cooperation style is consensual, emphasizing that all procedural decisions were made unanimously by the commission. Collaboration also occurred with the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications and the LHV Group during the consideration of proposed amendments, demonstrating openness to stakeholder input.

The cooperation style is highly inclusive, emphasizing extensive stakeholder engagement (involving over 30 organizations) and successful collaboration with the Ministry of Justice and Digital Affairs and the Competition Authority. The speaker highlighted reaching a compromise with the Estonian Bar Association concerning the potential infringement of lawyers' rights under the Competition Act.

Emphasizes cooperation with analysis institutions (the Expert Council, which unites four institutions) and public-private sector partnership (Team Estonia, SmartCap). Actively supports economic diplomacy and the development of the European Union internal market within the framework of new free trade agreements. Considers it essential that businesses themselves engage in the export of IT services to other governments.