By Plenary Sessions: Enn Eesmaa

The speaker stresses the importance of cooperation both at the international level (highlighting the need to find "like-minded allies" within the EU) and domestically. They commend the presidential election initiative, noting positively that it involves representatives from virtually every political party represented in the Riigikogu (Parliament).

The style of cooperation is consensus-based, emphasizing the unanimous decision by the National Defence Committee to support the draft bill and the selection of the rapporteur. Internationally, close relations with Portugal, the mission's lead nation, are highlighted, noting the mutual contribution to the Baltic Air Policing mission.

The speaker expressed a desire to improve the working procedures of the Riigikogu and create opportunities for dialogue, acting as the presiding officer of the session and attempting to establish a new tradition. There is no information regarding direct cooperation with other parliamentary groups.

The cooperation style is formal and institutional, manifesting itself in questions posed to the rapporteur during the plenary session. There is no data available regarding inter-party cooperation or willingness to compromise.

The style of cooperation is collegial and consensual, repeatedly stressing that the National Defence Committee approved the draft bill and submitted proposals to the plenary session unanimously. The speaker is open to questions from colleagues and provides clarification on substantive remarks.

The style of cooperation is consensual and institutional. Emphasis is placed on the National Defence Committee's consensual decision to advance the bill. Reference is also made to cooperation with the Ministry of Defence (the minister and officials) during the discussion of the draft law.

The speaker demonstrates a willingness to cooperate by addressing the minister directly and referencing international contacts with colleagues in Iceland and Denmark. The style is open and focuses on communicating ideas gained through international collaboration.

The emphasis is placed on future international cooperation with immediate neighbors and the Baltic Sea countries, including Scandinavia, Poland, and Germany. Domestically, reference is made to the government's foundational document, or the coalition agreement, the content of which they wish to clarify.

The style of cooperation appears to be consensus-driven, as the National Defense Committee made the proposal for the final vote unanimously. Cooperation with the ministries (the Ministry of Defense and the Ministry of the Interior) is also mentioned, specifically regarding obtaining their positions on the necessity of the legislative amendments. Cooperation with EKRE was strained, but the issue was resolved when the obstructive proposals were withdrawn.

The speaker expresses sincere gratitude to their colleague for the initiative, demonstrating a supportive and appreciative style of collaboration. This cooperation is structured as a dialogue, during which the speaker inquires about the results of the colleague's research.

The collaborative style is polite and collegial, even when offering criticism, while avoiding an accusatory tone. The speaker acknowledges the opposing party's previous efforts in alleviating the issues. They request specific examples of the obstacles, which signals a desire to understand the situation.

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