By Plenary Sessions: Madis Timpson

The speaker demonstrates a willingness to cooperate by participating in the committee's work and highlighting points where consensus was reached (e.g., adopting the draft bill onto the agenda and appointing the representative for the lead committee). They communicate respectfully with the Minister and the Undersecretary, accurately relaying their responses.

The speaker stresses the importance of cooperation and compromise, citing, for instance, the agreement reached with the Ministry of Social Affairs during the initiation of the bill, which he/she described as "entirely reasonable." He/She also notes that regional hospitals are in agreement with the proposed changes, pointing to broad-based support.

The style of cooperation within the context of the committee's work is thorough and inclusive, accurately conveying the positions and questions of various parties (ministry representatives, committee members). Procedural decisions, such as placing the draft bill on the plenary agenda, were made by consensus. The speaker's role is rather mediating and neutral.

The collaborative approach is characterized by appreciation and constructive feedback, thanking the ministers for their work and commending the clarity of the presentation. Within the legislative context, he supports a previous draft bill—one he himself initiated while serving in government—stressing its merits and the legal certainty it establishes.