By Plenary Sessions: Helir-Valdor Seeder

The speaker stresses the necessity of cooperation between Parliament and the government in order to provide the negotiations with the required political and budgetary support. This demand for cooperation was delivered in a critical tone, casting doubt on the government's ability to reach agreements without strong parliamentary backing.

The speaker demonstrates a willingness to cooperate with the Auditor General, emphasizing that they are largely in agreement with him on the matter under discussion. This suggests a readiness to support the views of independent oversight bodies when those views align with the speaker's own criticism. There is no data available regarding inter-party cooperation.

The style of cooperation is critical and uncompromising toward the government's activities, particularly concerning the methods used in coalition negotiations. The speaker demands clear, honest, and definitive solutions to security matters, citing the necessity of following the example set by other European Union member states where the corresponding right is simply absent.

The style of cooperation is cautiously exploratory, testing the Reform Party's readiness to delegate inter-factional representation. The actor involved is seeking clarity on whether the boundaries of cooperation extend to cross-factional representation.