By Plenary Sessions: Helir-Valdor Seeder

The collaborative style demonstrates a degree of alignment with opposition colleagues (referencing Jaanus Karilaid’s question and continuing his theme). However, within the Riigikogu chamber, the approach is generally more confrontational, focused on holding the government to account and protecting procedural rules.

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The cooperation is clearly intra-factional, as the addresses are being presented on behalf of the Isamaa faction. There is no cross-party cooperation, but the speaker is appealing to an external institution, expressing hope that the president will uphold the defense of the constitution and refuse to promulgate the law.

The style of cooperation is faction-based, strongly demanding the right of all Riigikogu parliamentary groups (including the Isamaa group) to participate in negotiations and to express their views on the prime ministerial candidate and the coalition agreement. The speaker appeals to the parliament’s right of self-governance to ensure greater participation for the parliamentary groups in making crucial decisions.

The speaker is actively seeking cross-party support, calling on EKRE members to also back the Isamaa candidate. This demonstrates a willingness for tactical cooperation among the opposition factions, referencing the collective size of the "factions under the window."