By Plenary Sessions: Margit Sutrop

The style of cooperation is constructive and respectful, expressing gratitude to the presenter and posing clarifying questions regarding the commission's working methodology. He/She seeks to understand whether the commission has consciously underestimated the value of security or deems the technology to be absolutely safe.

The style of cooperation is open and appreciative, praising the work accomplished by the Ministry of Culture and seeking dialogue with the minister regarding funding shortfalls. The speaker demonstrates a readiness to acknowledge the government's positive steps (e.g., support for the creative economy).

The style of cooperation is committee-based, with decisions on sending the draft bill to the plenary agenda being made by consensus. A readiness for compromise was noted, especially concerning the language issue, where the initiator of the draft bill agreed to a needs-based approach for translating information. Proposals were repeatedly made in the committee that the faction should select one of the submitted amendments in order to continue the proceedings.