By Plenary Sessions: Margit Sutrop

The collaborative style is consensual and inclusive; the speaker thanks the officials of the Ministry of Social Affairs, the Estonian Doctors' Association, the University of Tartu Centre for Ethics, and other organizations for their contribution. It is emphasized that despite lengthy disputes, a broad consensus was reached regarding the current version of the draft legislation. The involvement of representatives from the Council of Churches in the negotiations is also mentioned.

The style of cooperation is open and respectful, expressing thanks to the minister for the overview and seeking dialogue with him/her to understand the ministry's assessment regarding AI risks and opportunities.

The speaker shows a willingness to cooperate by publicly supporting the Chancellor of Justice's position regarding the necessity of a legal amendment. He/She expresses agreement with the Chancellor of Justice's view that the bill was complicated and the Riigikogu could not foresee everything.