By Plenary Sessions: Riina Solman

There is not enough data.

The style of collaboration is defensively loyal to its allies, safeguarding the speaker's economic competence and experience gained as a three-time minister. There is no indication of seeking or achieving cross-party compromise or cooperation.

The collaborative style centers on relaying the concerns of stakeholders (such as the Chamber of Disabled People and large families) and leveraging their positions when criticizing the government. There is no information available concerning inter-party cooperation or a willingness to compromise.

The style of cooperation is centered on supporting interest groups (the Car Owners’ Union), citing the signatures they collected that the government has chosen to ignore. While data on inter-party cooperation is lacking, he/she does refer to the views of other ministers (Signe Riisalo) and colleagues (Andres Sutt) within a critical context.

The speaker acknowledges the previous unified shaping of foreign and security policy by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Defence, and welcomes the joint support for Ukraine. At the same time, the speaker criticizes the cooperation within the coalition, which has caused a crucial security matter (voting rights) to be indefinitely stalled. He points to the need to quickly take up the constitutional amendment, which would necessitate a broader political consensus.

There is not enough data.