By Plenary Sessions: Peeter Tali

The speaker is acting as a proponent of the bill on behalf of the Eesti 200 faction, urging all honest people to lend their support. Furthermore, the "Christian hand of friendship" and canonical solution (a vicariate) offered by the Estonian Apostolic Orthodox Church (EAOC) to the congregations of the Moscow church for maintaining communion are highlighted as a positive example.

The politician is very open to cooperation, calling for constructive amendments to the bill during the second reading. The necessity of finding common solutions is stressed ("we will think this through together"), and it is highlighted that major achievements (such as the restoration of independence) have resulted from unified action.

The cooperation is characterized by close regional coordination with Latvia, Lithuania, Finland, and Poland regarding the issue of withdrawing from the Ottawa Convention. Furthermore, emphasis is placed on military-level negotiations with allies (NATO/Canada) and ensuring their understanding of the situation. At the level of the Riigikogu (Parliament), the party Eesti 200 asks that everyone support the draft bill by consensus.