By Plenary Sessions: Riina Solman

Insufficient data.

The speaker stresses the necessity of re-establishing communication and collaboration between the Foreign Affairs Committee and the Foreign Minister, ensuring the minister takes the committee's opinion into account. He expresses a willingness to cooperate with members of the Foreign Affairs Committee, including Chairman Marko Mihkelson, who share his critical stance.

The speaker supports the Centre Party's draft resolution aimed at addressing the birth rate and refers to the programmatic positions held by Isamaa. He/She calls for broad-based cooperation with citizens and experts to create a sound population strategy, noting that there has been good will within the Riigikogu.

The speaker does acknowledge agreement on the topic of vulnerable groups, but subsequently presents strong opposition concerning policy and communication. There is no information available regarding active cooperation or willingness to compromise.

The style of cooperation is open and appreciative, emphasizing the maintenance of good, universally human relationships with colleagues, different generations, and especially government officials. The speaker actively seeks feedback (examples of injustice) in order to improve themselves and the politicians.

The speaker demonstrates strong cooperation with the opposition, thanking the EKRE colleague for raising the issue and expressing heartfelt support for it. He/She calls on other MPs (who are following the proceedings via communication channels) to support the current bill. There are no indications of seeking compromises with the governing coalition.

The speaker highlighted their cooperation within the Riigikogu's Defence League support group, demonstrating a willingness to engage in cross-party work. Although the speaker criticized the Minister of Climate, they offered advice and encouragement as a former minister, suggesting a desire to improve the legislative process through mentorship rather than direct opposition.