By Months: Madis Timpson

The committee work emphasizes consensus decisions regarding the procedural timeline, which demonstrates a readiness for procedural cooperation. Cooperation also encompasses engagement events where concerns (e.g., the Association of Estonian Cities and Rural Municipalities) and proposals (e.g., the Society of Family Doctors) were discussed. At the same time, it is required that the committee must remain within the scope of the topic and the limits of its mandate.

The speaker strongly emphasizes inter-institutional cooperation, thanking the National Audit Office for highlighting the specific issue and the Ministry of Social Affairs and the Health Board for their substantive contribution. They appreciate the collegial work within the Social Affairs Committee and note the consensus approval reached on several decisions, which signals an openness to compromise. On a political level, members of the Isamaa party are called upon to join the broad-based draft bill to achieve a unified result.

The speaker emphasized the robust cooperation within the committee, repeatedly stressing that all procedural decisions were adopted by consensus. They are prepared to utilize procedural flexibility, such as interrupting the second reading, to allow for further discussion of the issue within the committee. This cooperation is focused on the accurate and timely handling of draft legislation, involving representatives from ministries and agencies.

Demonstrates a pragmatic willingness to cooperate, highlighting a compromise reached with the Ministry of Social Affairs on initiating the healthcare reserve bill to prevent the collapse of the previous procedure. He/She emphasizes that the hospitals (TÜK and PERH) agree with the planned amendments, and the procedural decisions were adopted by the commission by consensus.

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