By Plenary Sessions: Margit Sutrop

The speaker is cooperative, recognizing Isamaa's work on the voting rights issue and actively looking for ways to compromise in order to make a joint historical decision. They stress the internal coalition agreement on supporting the education bill, pointing out that this provision is written into the coalition pact. They express hope that the bill supported by the Reform Party is a step in the right direction.

The speaker emphasized the strong cooperation, noting that both the Cultural Affairs Committee’s decision to place the bill on the agenda and the designation of the lead committee’s representative were reached by consensus. Furthermore, he referenced the approval given by the Government of the Republic (based on its September 26 position) and the Ministry of Education and Research, demonstrating wide-ranging support.