By Months: Varro Vooglaid
Total Months: 8
Fully Profiled: 8
10.2025
14 Speeches
The speaker demonstrates strong expertise in the field of public finance and fiscal policy, utilizing specific terminology (e.g., budget deficit, fiscal sustainability). He/She has thoroughly analyzed the complex budget document, criticizing its opacity and the absence of detailed figures. The speaker also references the findings of the National Audit Office concerning the oversight of national defense expenditures, stressing the necessity of responsible use of public funds.
09.2025
64 Speeches
The speaker demonstrates a high level of competence in constitutional law and parliamentary procedure, repeatedly referencing specific articles of the Constitution (e.g., § 3, § 40, § 128) and the Riigikogu Rules of Procedure and Internal Rules Act. He/She is intimately familiar with the details of the National Audit Office's audits (Ministry of Defence) and specific security incidents (the Võrtsjärv drone, the tanker operation), utilizing these as the foundation for their arguments.
06.2025
30 Speeches
The speaker demonstrates profound expertise in constitutional law, legislative procedures, and the functioning of law enforcement bodies (the Police and Border Guard Board, the Prosecutor's Office). They employ specific terminology (e.g., canonical ties, abstract review of norms) and are familiar with quality issues in legal education (the failure rate of the judicial exam). They support their arguments by referencing the standpoints of the Chancellor of Justice and the Data Protection Inspectorate.
05.2025
56 Speeches
The speaker demonstrates strong expertise in constitutional law and legislative procedures, repeatedly referencing provisions of the Constitution (Sections 22, 130) and the Rules of Good Lawmaking and Legislative Drafting (HÕNTE). Detailed legal questions are raised concerning the privilege against self-incrimination and the legal basis for mass data collection (camera networks). Furthermore, the speaker shows knowledge of defense policy decision-making processes and criticizes the simplistic nature of the economic analyses provided.
04.2025
26 Speeches
The speaker demonstrates strong legal and constitutional expertise, citing specific statutory provisions (e.g., Constitution § 28 subsection 4, § 40) and referencing concrete fine amounts (up to 400,000 euros for violating gender balance). When presenting arguments, they rely on specific figures and technical details, particularly regarding tax injustice (Porsche vs. Caravelle) and the security of e-voting, citing experts.
03.2025
39 Speeches
The speaker demonstrates profound expertise regarding the safety of COVID-19 mRNA vaccines, citing specific scientific research, patent numbers, and regulatory thresholds (e.g., plasmid DNA contamination, SV40 promoter-enhancer). He/She is proficient in analyzing issues related to the rule of law and constitutional matters (infringement of religious freedom, the mandatory nature of an investigative committee), as well as the structure of political party financing supervision. To support the arguments, he/she uses concrete references and scientific terminology, emphasizing the necessity of independent studies.
02.2025
23 Speeches
The speaker demonstrates a profound understanding of constitutional law and the principles of the rule of law, referencing specific constitutional articles (Article 40) and established legal doctrines (appropriateness, necessity, and proportionality). They are well-versed in the provisions of the Penal Code concerning fraud (Section 209) and security violations. Additionally, the speaker maintains a strong focus on geopolitical analysis, citing the values espoused by the new US administration (J. D. Vance's speech) and reports from the Foreign Intelligence Service.
01.2025
9 Speeches
The speaker demonstrates expertise in the fields of energy (submarine cables, oil shale power generation) and national defense (ammunition procurement, air defense systems), demanding strategic detailed planning. In foreign policy debates, he relies on OSCE reports to dispute the government’s claims regarding election rigging in Georgia. On social issues, he refers to biological facts (DNA, chromosomes) to counter the concept of social gender.