By Plenary Sessions: Rain Epler

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The cooperation style is open and information-seeking, demonstrated by turning to a colleague, praising them for their thoroughness, and requesting assistance in educating themselves on the topic of IBRD. This signals a readiness for constructive collaboration and knowledge sharing among members of the Riigikogu.

The speaker demonstrates swift and pragmatic collaboration with their colleague ("Anti") in resolving procedural matters, ensuring that the critical topic is addressed. This suggests a readiness for in-chamber coordination.

The speaker is open to discussion, but cooperation with the coalition is adversarial. He calls on coalition members to support the opposition's initiatives (a reduction in VAT), stressing that this is necessary to help the people, and warns the Social Democrats against playing "the game."

The speaker is not demonstrating a willingness to cooperate; instead, they are urging the minister to be brave and defy the coalition's policy in order to improve the public's standard of living. Their style is confrontational and demands independent action from the minister.

The speaker is taking part in a lively debate with colleagues (specifically Aivar and Kruuse) and the presenter (Urmas), though his political stance remains oppositional. He appeals directly to the farmers themselves, urging them to reflect on the independence of their representative body from the state, emphasizing the necessity of strong cooperation within the sector.

The speaker strongly endorses the issues raised by colleagues and speaks on behalf of the opposition, citing a shared understanding regarding the detrimental nature of the government’s policies. No willingness to cooperate with the government is expressed; rather, emphasis is placed on the necessity of a complete reversal of the current policy. He/She notes that even members of the ruling party are criticizing the government’s actions, effectively playing the role of an internal opposition.

They do not support the current coalition, calling on the Prime Minister to remove the Social Democrats from the coalition and initiate new negotiations. At the same time, they emphasize that politics is the art of compromise, hinting at a willingness for new political agreements, provided the obstacles are removed.

The speaker addresses colleagues directly (specifically mentioning "Evelin, dear colleague"), seeking information regarding the committee discussions and urging them to share their personal understanding of the principles of transparency. This demonstrates a readiness for dialogue and a willingness to deepen the discussion within the Riigikogu.

There is little information regarding cooperation, but the sharing of ideas with other Riigikogu members is mentioned (the idea of assisting families with children). In the current context, the style is rather confrontational, but he/she acknowledges the change in the Prime Minister’s tone regarding energy, seeing this as hope for a move towards normalcy.