By Plenary Sessions: Helir-Valdor Seeder

The speaker refers to a positive past experience cooperating with the Social Democrats when establishing the income tax system, describing it as statesmanlike conduct. In the current situation, coalition members are urged to support the bill initiated by Isamaa, appealing to their "strength and wisdom" in putting the nation's finances in order. Direct current cooperation is not mentioned; rather, the focus is on seeking support for the opposition's initiative.

The speaker stressed their readiness for broad-based cooperation, noting that four parties (including coalition partners Eesti 200, SDE, and the Centre Party) are continuing consultations to achieve a result. He positions the Reform Party as the only obstacle, as it refuses to participate in the process, even though it claims to support the idea.

Cooperation is sought with colleagues to ensure the efficient use of our collective time, and proposals are put forward for a vote, demonstrating a desire to secure majority support from the floor. This collaboration is focused on improving our shared workflow.

Details regarding the style of cooperation are unavailable, as the speeches are entirely focused on sharply criticizing the policies of the government coalition and the minister. The speaker expressed hope that the coalition partners would assist the Minister of the Interior and the Social Democrats, citing the necessity of a comprehensive security policy.

The address is a direct challenge and a question to the minister, demanding solutions and accountability; a willingness to cooperate or an attempt to find a compromise is not evident from the text of the speech.

Insufficient data.