By Plenary Sessions: Kristo Enn Vaga

The style of cooperation is highly consensual, emphasizing the unanimous decisions made by the National Defence Committee when supporting draft legislation and concluding the first reading. Good cooperation is highlighted with the Minister of Defence, ministry officials, and representatives of the Defence Forces, from whom input and threat assessments were received.

The collaborative style is open and respectful, particularly when addressing the expert whose presentations he deems substantive. He cites the views of the business community (Toomas Luman), demonstrating a willingness to integrate external economic interests into the political debate.

The second address demonstrates a readiness for cooperation, thanking the National Defence Committee for the swift processing of the draft bill. This points to successful collaboration in the legislative process, supporting a shared understanding of enhancing national security and providing developers with a clear directive.

The cooperation model is institutional and international. The speaker emphasizes close cooperation with the Commander of the Defense Forces to obtain military advice, as well as successful leadership within the European Union regarding defense budget issues. Cooperation with NATO allies in fulfilling collective defense tasks is also mentioned.