By Plenary Sessions: Margit Sutrop

The style of cooperation is open and respectful, praising the presenter and seeking additional knowledge and comparative material from them (specifically using the Swedish example). A willingness to rely on expert opinion and data is demonstrated.

The report covers the consensus decisions reached in the Culture Committee (such as concluding the first reading) and Heljo Pikhof's proposal. It stresses the necessity of cooperation between local municipalities and the private sector to address the shortage of kindergarten places, viewing the private sector as a flexible solution for these local authorities.

The speaker emphasizes support for the goals agreed upon in the coalition agreement (teachers' salary up to 120%) and support for the Minister of Education's negotiations. The initial speech demonstrates openness to cross-party cooperation, thanking Siim Kallas for his initiative regarding the extension of the Estonia Theatre.