By Plenary Sessions: Riina Sikkut

The speaker is collaborative and open to compromise, emphasizing the necessity of reaching a political agreement regarding the distribution of the Electoral College. He calls upon his colleagues to maintain a constructive mindset and notes that his position is similar to that of Helir-Valdor Seeder. He is satisfied that at least a "small step" (the presentation of candidates) could be agreed upon.

The work of the Finance Committee is characterized by consensual decision-making when handling treaties for the avoidance of double taxation (Oman, Liechtenstein). However, the stance on the government coalition's fiscal policy is opposing and critical, ruling out support for budget decisions deemed irresponsible.

The style of cooperation is strictly partisan, representing the position of the Social Democrats faction and submitting a proposal on their behalf to reject the budget. There are no indications of cooperation with the coalition or other opposition parties aimed at improving the budget.

Information is lacking regarding cooperation or willingness to compromise. The speaker poses direct questions and expresses profound skepticism toward the government's plans, operating as a scrutinizing opponent.

The cooperation style is institutional and supervisory, characterized by acting as a "conscientious member of the Finance Committee." The speaker informs the Minister about budget procedures and the necessity of setting metrics, offering procedural guidance rather than direct collaboration.