By Plenary Sessions: Madis Timpson

The collaborative style is open and inclusive, emphasizing that the relevant parties (e.g., the Estonian Association of Pharmaceutical Wholesalers) were included in the discussions, despite their claims to the contrary. He/She notes the adoption of several procedural decisions by consensus, particularly regarding the draft regulation on pharmaceutical stocks, demonstrating a readiness for broad agreement on procedural matters.

The speaker is open to cooperation and receiving input, asking the rapporteur to briefly explain the history of the draft bill and any new developments. The tone is respectful and seeks assistance, indicating a readiness to accept information.

The style of cooperation is consensual and collegial. The speaker emphasizes that the proposal to suspend the reading of the bill is the committee's "consensual proposal," which demonstrates successful cross-party agreement on procedural matters.

Highly cooperative within the committee, emphasizing that all procedural decisions (appointment of a representative, inclusion on the agenda, conclusion of the first reading) were adopted by consensus. Strictly separates official cooperation and personal/party positions, refusing to offer a personal opinion to a fellow party member while at the podium.