By Plenary Sessions: Urmas Reinsalu

The cooperation style is focused on external expertise, emphasizing the need to rely on the military advice provided by the Commander of the Defense Forces and engage in dialogue with entrepreneurs. No readiness for compromise with the government is apparent; instead, a comprehensive alternative budget is presented, and there is a call to implement a negative budget.

Cooperation is primarily sought with business organizations and professional associations, whose expertise the government disregarded when drafting the legislation. [The party] expresses readiness to cooperate with the opposition to block the climate law. Cooperation with the government is ruled out because Isamaa’s comprehensive plan was voted down in the spring.

Insufficient data. The speaker's focus is on criticizing the government and the Riigikogu board, and demanding dialogue, rather than referring to cooperation.

The style of collaboration is confrontational toward the government, but it marks a rare alignment with the views of political opponents (Kaja Kallas, Jürgen Ligi) regarding the dismantling of the corporate income tax system. However, the lack of substantive dialogue with the government is considered a serious problem.

The approach to cooperation is one open to consensus, urging party leaders to establish unity based on the military advice of the Commander of the Defence Forces. The speaker expresses willingness to seek common ground in resolving this critical issue and requests that the Minister of Defence articulate this consensus position during government sessions.