By Years: Andrus Seeme

The cooperation style is constructive and supportive; the speaker praises the reports and drafts but actively seeks opportunities to improve them through amendments. They are open to discussions aimed at resolving bottlenecks and ask for the committee's position regarding the discussion of certain topics.

The collaborative style is open and dialogue-based, centered on ensuring seamless cooperation between the state and local authorities, particularly in the areas of culture (public libraries) and education. The official actively seeks information regarding planned cooperation models that involve contributions from the state, local government, and private enterprises.