By Plenary Sessions: Aivar Sõerd

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The style of cooperation is procedural and consensual regarding matters of procedure (agenda, appointment of a representative). A substantive discussion took place in the committee, during which various viewpoints were presented. However, the decision to conclude the first reading was made by vote (7 in favor, 1 against), which demonstrates the presence of coalition support.

The address is directed as an official question to the rapporteur at the Riigikogu session. Insufficient data for assessing cooperation or readiness for compromise.

The cooperative approach involves active participation in the legislative process, including committee work, by posing questions to rapporteurs and ministers. There are no direct references to cross-party cooperation or a willingness to compromise.

The style of cooperation is consensus-driven and procedural, emphasizing that the committee's decisions were unanimous. The speaker collaborates with both colleagues and experts from the Ministry of Finance (Minister Jürgen Ligi, Thomas Auväärt, Elise Kõiv) to ensure the draft bill is thoroughly addressed and that balanced solutions are found.