By Plenary Sessions: Margit Sutrop

The presenter stressed the crucial role of international cooperation and the exchange of experiences (specifically citing the Baltic Assembly and neighboring countries) in effective policymaking. This clearly indicates a preference for an open approach focused on learning from others.

The speaker emphasizes the importance of cooperation and compromise, noting that consensus was reached among numerous interest groups during the drafting of the legislation. Solidarity and gratitude are expressed to the heads of educational institutions, teachers, support specialists, and parents for their work toward achieving this common goal. We call upon everyone to avoid confrontation and to work side by side.

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A highly collaborative approach, especially with the Ministry of Education and Research and associations of local governments (the Estonian Association of Cities and Municipalities, Tartu City Government). It emphasizes that consensus solutions were found for issues critical to local governments (LOAs), such as procedural deadlines and the decision-making level regarding the daily cost of food expenses. It also mentions attempts to formalize Isamaa's proposals into law, although these were ultimately rejected.