By Plenary Sessions: Riina Solman

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The speaker emphasized collaboration with colleagues on the Social Affairs Committee and with external partners, such as the Estonian Chamber of People with Disabilities and the Association of Estonian Cities and Municipalities. This cooperation is focused on implementing consensus-based proposals, for instance, concerning the adjustment of the age limit for childhood. Cooperation with Helmen Kütt on suspending the procedure was also mentioned.

Thanks the previous speaker (colleague) for a very precise assessment of the situation, which indicates sector-specific cooperation among opposition MPs. Reference is also made to the Minister of Justice's responses on the same topic, to highlight internal government contradictions regarding the issue of gender-based care. There are no indications of cross-party cooperation or a willingness to compromise with the government.

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The speaker stresses the importance of cooperation within the opposition and supports the procedural motions put forth by colleagues, citing shared victories in the Social Affairs Committee. However, he criticizes the Social Democrats for violating the spirit of cooperation, pointing to their disregard for the consensus reached in the Social Affairs Committee.

The speaker is prepared to commend the ministers (Karmen Joller, Hendrik Johannes Terras) for their substantive responses, but their overall style remains confrontational. They emphasize Isamaa's previous role in initiating the care reform and allocating the necessary budget, demonstrating a willingness to support equitable objectives. They welcome and commend their former colleagues from the regional policy department, referencing internal cooperation.