By Years: Jaak Valge

The cooperation primarily occurs within the opposition, submitting parliamentary inquiries alongside Leo Kunnas, Riina Solman, and Henn Põlluaas. They are prepared to acknowledge the Social Democrats if their viewpoints align (for instance, opposition to mass immigration or the Tartu Prison issue). They call for improved collaboration between the legislative and executive branches, but express profound skepticism about the government's willingness to involve the opposition or take the public's opinion into account.

They operate primarily within their own parliamentary group (EKRE), submitting draft legislation and interpellations alongside fellow faction members (e.g., Varro Vooglaid, Ants Frosch, Leo Kunnas). Their style of cooperation is strongly oppositional, yet they demonstrate a willingness to support bills proposed by other opposition parties (for instance, Isamaa's bill to repeal the car tax). They criticize the government for dictating parliamentary proceedings, contrasting this behavior with their own stated desire not to interfere with the decisions of the executive branch.