By Plenary Sessions: Toomas Uibo

The speaker demonstrates a willingness to cooperate, commending Minister of Health Riina Sikkut for seriously addressing the issue and commissioning an analysis from the Health Board. The focus of this cooperation is directed toward achieving a shared objective—saving lives and reforming the service—regardless of existing practice.

It refers to the cooperation involved in signing the statement ("we took the pen in hand"), which demonstrates a readiness for collective action. However, at the same time, he/she focuses on questioning the effectiveness of collective action.

The style of cooperation is highly consensual, emphasizing the need for cross-party agreement on economic policy, much like we see in national defense. The speaker believes that the coalition and the opposition share many common goals that could be achieved together. These positions have been previously coordinated with representatives of the private sector and other ministries.

The speaker, representing the views of the Estonia 200 faction, emphasized the substantive contribution made to the draft bill. Satisfaction was expressed regarding the cooperation with the Chamber of People with Disabilities, which led to the desired solution. Furthermore, the speaker indicated a willingness to continue discussions concerning the proposals put forward by large families.

The style of cooperation is formal, limited to asking a question of the rapporteur during the Riigikogu session. Data concerning broader coalitions or readiness to compromise is lacking.

There is not enough data.