By Plenary Sessions: Riina Solman

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It strongly supports cross-party consensus and a societal agreement on population policy issues, referencing the earlier proposal put forward by the Isamaa women’s organization (IREN). It notes positive progress and the search for common ground within the Social Affairs Committee, commending committee chairwoman Signe Riisalo for her change of heart. However, cooperation remains conditional and demands concrete action from the government, specifically in the form of supporting the draft bill.

The style of cooperation is respectful and appreciative, particularly toward the Chancellor of Justice, who is being thanked for introducing balance and coherence into the Riigikogu chamber. The speaker addresses the Chancellor of Justice directly, seeking clarification and a legal assessment.

It refers positively to previous cooperation with department head Lea Danilson-Järgi in establishing evidence-based family policy. In the current context, there is a complete absence of any sign of willingness to compromise with the minister; rather, the demand is for the reinstatement of earlier measures.

The speaker highlights the positive past cooperation with the Isamaa faction in 2022 when raising family benefits. In the current situation, cooperation with the government is lacking, which is why he is appealing to the Minister of Finance with a request to call his colleague, the Minister of Social Affairs, to order regarding the use of funds allocated for family benefits.

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The speaker clearly operates on behalf of the Isamaa parliamentary group, often submitting interpellations alongside their faction colleagues (e.g., Riina Solman, Urmas Reinsalu, Priit Sibul, Aivar Kokk). This cooperation is confined to initiatives within the faction; there are no indications of broader cross-party collaboration.