By Plenary Sessions: Priit Sibul

The speaker participates in a question-and-answer session with the committee chairman, seeking clarification on the implementation of the proposed amendments. Ultimately, however, due to his disagreement regarding the parliament's competence, he declares his non-participation in the vote, which suggests a principled withdrawal rather than a readiness to compromise on the matter at hand.

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The style of cooperation is formal and respectful, with questions directed to the rapporteur in accordance with the parliament's rules of procedure. Information regarding broader coalitions or a willingness to compromise is absent.

The speaker expresses conditional support for the new government regarding the implementation of right-wing policies, but shifts the focus of the dialogue toward demanding control and accountability. This cooperation is manifested by supporting the government's stated objectives (right-wing politics, supporting Ukraine), while simultaneously insisting that these objectives be met.

The speaker referenced previous failed cooperation, noting that coalition MPs failed to support the Isamaa faction's substantive proposal to procure ammunition more quickly. He expressed hope that the Minister of Defense has now secured the support of the coalition members, which suggests the expectation that cooperation with the government will be possible moving forward.