By Plenary Sessions: Rain Epler

The style of cooperation is open and inquisitive, seeking dialogue with colleagues and the Commission to understand the outcomes of the draft bill discussions. The speaker supports the overall objective of the draft bill (increasing flexibility), but aims to find collaborative solutions for the risks associated with its implementation. Furthermore, the Ministry is encouraged to cooperate with local authorities (KOV) regarding awareness and informational activities.

Information regarding cooperation is limited, but the speaker cites the views of colleague Maran to highlight their disagreement. They present specific amendments (e.g., allowing industrial facilities in areas with depleted resources) and call on the minister to withdraw the bill, which suggests a confrontational rather than a compromise-oriented approach.

The speaker emphasizes the need for international cooperation, recommending that Estonia team up with Poland. The goal of this cooperation is to secure a joint exemption from the migration pact quotas and to work together toward reducing the obligations arising from climate targets.

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The speaker is prepared to support the bills put forward by their opposition colleagues (the Social Democrats)—specifically, the reduction of VAT on foodstuffs. However, this support is delivered critically, highlighting the Social Democrats' past hypocrisy and their history of voting against similar proposals. There is a complete absence of any attempt to cooperate or seek compromise with the coalition; the government is instead viewed as a force imposing a "dictate."

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