By Plenary Sessions: Peeter Ernits

There is a strong focus on analyzing the economic impact of energy policy and regulations, particularly concerning the requirements for Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF) and the resulting price hike (up to five times more expensive). The speaker demonstrates detailed knowledge of previous governments' energy plans and requests specific data regarding the regulatory timeline (2% in 2025 versus 70% in 2050).

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of specific financial sector topics, including green bonds, instant payments, and the role of the Financial Supervisory Authority (FSA). They reference a comparison table of European Union directives, indicating a thorough immersion in the regulatory material. At the same time, they emphasize the necessity of explaining the substance of complex regulations "in layman's terms."

The speaker demonstrates command of the operational procedures of Riigikogu committees, evidenced by the conscious choice of the Rural Affairs Committee. Furthermore, they possess knowledge of Estonia's role in international aid, highlighting the country's position as one of the largest per capita contributors to Ukraine. This expertise is directed toward the issues surrounding the balance between political priorities and economic interests.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in foreign policy and security, citing Finland’s behavioral model (quiet armament, golf diplomacy) as an example, and criticizing Estonia’s relationship with the USA. They are also well-versed in specific legislative drafts, such as the church law, the gender balance directive, and international aviation conventions (the Tokyo/Montreal Protocol). They use concrete data (170 nuns aged 20–87) to support their arguments.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the judicial system's structure and the procedures for handling draft legislation, specifically citing the percentages used when weighing institutional opinions. The technical focus is particularly strong on advocating for the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and modeling to systematically solve complex administrative and regional challenges (e.g., involving 240 judges and 1,000 officials).

The speaker expresses interest in the practical side of law enforcement, specifically focusing on the patterns of victimization in phone scams and fraud, and inquiring about how PIN codes are extracted. The analysis provided is presented more as an anecdotal and experience-based overview, rather than relying on technical data or legal terminology.

The speaker openly admits that he is unfamiliar with the proceedings of the previous draft bill and was confused by the topic of discussion. No specific knowledge or authority on the given subject is demonstrated.

The speaker demonstrates deep and personal expertise on the subject of large carnivores (wolves, bears, lynx) and forest management, claiming that this world is his daily reality. He presents an authoritative viewpoint that the large carnivore population has grown significantly in recent decades and that nature conservation has become overly powerful, citing the protection of the flying squirrel as an example. He uses his knowledge to support the necessity of limiting the large carnivores’ influence in the forest.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of EU legislative enforcement and fine mechanisms, citing specific figures (€3,000 per day, €300,000 in accumulated fines). Reference is also made to a specific European Court of Justice ruling concerning a €400,000 fine imposed on January 23rd. The expertise focuses on tracking the financial consequences resulting from the government's inaction.