By Years: Aleksandr Tšaplõgin

Cooperation takes place within the Centre Party faction, submitting draft legislation and interpellations on the faction's behalf. There are no indications of a willingness to compromise or cooperate with the ruling coalition or other opposition parties.

Cooperation primarily occurs within the Centre Party faction, where they submit bills and alternative tax solutions (such as lowering the VAT on fruits and vegetables) in the faction's name. While support for the opposition's bills is expected from the coalition, there is no evidence of broad-based or compromise-oriented cooperation with other parties. The government's proposals are systematically rejected.