By Plenary Sessions: Peeter Ernits

The speaker demonstrates expertise in criminal law and the functioning of the judicial system, utilizing terminology such as "recidivist," "the Bar Association," and "the Supreme Court." This expertise is evident in the description of the context surrounding a specific and detailed court ruling, highlighting both the offender's background (under the influence of drugs and alcohol, with a long history of offenses) and the judge's justifications.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in national defense, referencing the generals' 256-page report and personally describing the scene of a drone attack near Lake Võrtsjärv. He possesses thorough knowledge of Ukrainian domestic politics and corruption schemes, regularly quoting *Ukrainska Pravda* and naming specific figures such as Timur Mindich and Herman Halushchenko. Furthermore, he is familiar with the failed program to bring merchant ships under the Estonian flag, citing specific figures (16 vessels versus the promised 300–3000).

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the international context of e-elections, citing a meeting with members of the German Bundestag’s Digital Committee and their respective positions. Economic indicators are also utilized to criticize the government, such as inflation and youth unemployment, which is near the European record.

The speaker demonstrates thorough expertise in penal policy and prison management (specifically Tartu Prison and the costs associated with inmates), as well as in the field of the state budget. They consistently criticize activity-based budgeting, calling it a "useless document" and a "labyrinth." Furthermore, the speaker exhibits knowledge of maritime policy (the failure to bring ships under the Estonian flag and the resulting lost GDP) and geopolitical military missions. Specific figures are cited, such as 8,500 euros per prisoner and a 15-cent increase in benefits.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the Riigikogu's (Parliament's) rules of procedure and the protocols governing the information hour, criticizing the presiding officer's inaction and the inadequacy of the Prime Minister's response. While the importance of the specific economic topic (people earning 1000 euros) is emphasized, neither data nor technical analysis is presented.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in prison management and economic potential, highlighting specific figures (843 vacant spots, 50 million in potential revenue). He/She is also familiar with legislative processes and the role security agencies (KAPO) play in blocking draft legislation, referencing discussions held by the Legal Affairs Committee.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the field of demography and social policy, highlighting specific birth figures (below 10,000, below 9,000) and the number of recipients of the national pension (1,650 people). In his argumentation, he relies on the analyses of economist Raul Eamets, particularly concerning defense capability and population decline. He also uses personal, albeit shocking, examples to illustrate the level of poverty (food quality comparable to dog food).