By Plenary Sessions: Priit Sibul

The collaborative style is open and inquisitive, involving politely addressing the server to obtain information. This indicates a readiness for dialogue and the acceptance of expert knowledge.

There is insufficient data. The speaker refers to previous time spent in government ("You and we have been in government"), but the current communication is primarily aimed at challenging the representatives of the commission and the ministers, and demanding clarity.

The speaker identifies with the opposition (Isamaa and other opposition parties) and criticizes the coalition’s demands directed at the opposition (specifically, that proposals be discussed within the faction), even while the coalition itself submits multiple versions of the draft bill. No willingness to compromise with the coalition is evident; instead, it is stressed that the opposition’s work has been rendered pointless.

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