By Months: Kristo Enn Vaga

The style of cooperation is consensual and appreciative, emphasizing the National Defence Committee's unanimous decision to approve the draft bill and put it to a final vote. The speaker thanks colleagues for their broad support for all mission-related draft bills, citing successful cross-party cooperation on defense policy issues.

The speaker is highly collaborative, acknowledging the previous speaker’s positions and stressing the need for broad-based national cooperation between the Defence Forces, MKM (Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications), and market participants. This cooperation is viewed as a prerequisite for achieving the national objective and is strongly supported.

It emphasizes cooperation with NATO allies and the United Kingdom (JEF), as well as participation in UN missions. Decisions made by the National Defence Committee concerning draft legislation for international missions are described as consensual, indicating a readiness for cross-party cooperation on security issues. When making these decisions, the importance of awaiting military advice from the Commander of the Defence Forces is stressed.

They are not showing any openness to compromise, instead demanding that their opponents withdraw the bill and recognize the government. Cooperation is mentioned only critically, noting that Isamaa had previously supported the government's positions in committees by consensus, but is now behaving inconsistently.

The speaker demonstrates readiness for cooperation, emphasizing the consensus-based decisions made by the National Defence Committee during the processing of the draft bill. This cooperation encompasses both the representatives of the bill's initiator and a wide range of involved stakeholders, such as the Bank of Estonia, the Estonian Chamber of Agriculture and Commerce, and the Estonian Hospitals Association.

The style of cooperation is consensual and institutional, emphasizing the National Defense Committee’s unanimous decision to support the general principles of the draft bill. He/She collaborates with both ministers and representatives of ministries throughout the legislative process, acknowledging the introduction of the bill to the Riigikogu.

The style of cooperation is centered on defending and supporting the activities of the government and national defense institutions (the Commander of the Defence Forces, the Centre for Defence Investments). There are no indications of a willingness to compromise or engage in cross-party cooperation concerning the draft bill in question.