By Plenary Sessions: Riina Sikkut

The speaker, acting on behalf of their party (the Social Democrats), is presenting collective proposals. They highlight a compromise regarding the requirement for gender balance in state-owned enterprises. This requirement, instead of being enshrined in law, was set out in the principles of the state's ownership policy, demonstrating a pragmatic approach to achieving political objectives.

In routine legislative work (for example, when preparing a tax treaty), consensus is demonstrated in the Finance Committee, where decisions were made by consensus. However, there is a lack of willingness to cooperate regarding the government's tax package, for which the Social Democrats are submitting a motion for rejection.

No data available. The speaker submits formal inquiries and questions to the minister, but does not refer to cooperation with colleagues or other political parties.

The collaborative style is constructive and solution-oriented, posing questions to the minister regarding the provision of additional support and teacher training. The speaker actively seeks opportunities to reduce educational inequality through the provision of state support.

The speaker emphasized the consensus-based decision-making process within the Finance Committee, where the proposal put forward by Chairperson Annely Akkermann concerning the deadlines was supported. He/She is collaborating with the Ministry of Finance and various interest groups, and points out that the draft legislation under consideration represents a compromise at the European level.

There is not enough data.