By Plenary Sessions: Urve Tiidus

The style of cooperation is formal and courteous, aimed at direct information exchange with the presenter during the Riigikogu session, in order to obtain data regarding the implementation of strategic plans.

The speaker acknowledges that the system’s problems are widely known and have also been mentioned by other questioners, which indicates a shared concern regarding this issue within the Riigikogu. A direct, cooperative style is not evident, given that this constitutes a direct question posed to the minister.

The style of cooperation is open and information-seeking, involving direct contact with ministers and field experts to gain clarity on political strategies and development plans. The objective is to find the best ways for the Riigikogu (Estonian Parliament) to contribute to attracting new consumers.

A collaborative approach is evident within the committee itself, where procedural decisions (such as placing a draft bill on the agenda or appointing a representative) were reached by consensus. Cooperation with the Ministry of Justice is also highlighted, as is the government’s planned collaboration with constitutional law experts in establishing the framework for the suspension of voting rights.

Insufficient data.