By Plenary Sessions: Kadri Tali

The speaker emphasizes active cooperation with colleagues (including Tanel Tein) and the Foresight Centre to develop a calculator assessing the potential for attracting private funding in the culture and sports sectors. This demonstrates an openness to solution-oriented collaboration when creating alternative funding models, highlighting the importance of public-private partnership.

The speaker is actively exploring cooperation opportunities, asking whether a "circle of like-minded" states or parties supporting similar ideas is emerging. This demonstrates an interest in creating an international coalition regarding the issue of supporting Ukraine.

The commission demonstrated a consensus-based approach regarding procedural matters, appointing the rapporteur and setting the date for the agenda. However, cooperation remained limited on substantive issues (support for the draft bill), culminating in a clear vote where the majority favored rejecting the bill. Tõnis Lukas proposed a compromise: that formal obstacles should be removed for doctoral theses written in Estonian, even if the majority of theses continue to be written in English.