By Plenary Sessions: Varro Vooglaid

The speaker demonstrates awareness of the draft energy sector development plan, specifically mentioning the 2.6 billion euro subsidy and referencing the damning assessment it received. He/She stresses the necessity of factoring in electricity supply security, cost, and environmental impact. The expert analysis is directed at procedural and financial criticism, drawing on the recommendations of independent specialists when proposing alternative solutions.

The speaker demonstrates authority on the topic of biological sex, specifically referencing the DNA level and chromosomes (XX/XY) as a scientific fact. Expertise is utilized to refute ideological viewpoints, claiming that the opposing side lacks scientific consensus.

The speaker demonstrates competence in international politics and election observation, specifically referencing the content of the OSCE report and its lack of support for claims of election fraud. They utilize geopolitical concepts such as "color revolutions" and "Euro-Atlantic power centers," analyzing the connections between key Georgian figures (Zurabishvili) and US centers of influence. Furthermore, the speaker is knowledgeable about Estonian constitutional history, referring to the ideals of the 1933 constitution.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in international politics and electoral law, focusing on the recent electoral crises in Georgia and Romania. They utilize specific references to international observers (OSCE) and legal procedures (Supreme Court rulings, intelligence structure assessments) to substantiate their arguments. Specifically, emphasis is placed on the lack of proven violations of electoral law when the Romanian elections were annulled.

The speaker demonstrates expertise on the topic of national defense procurement and capability development, mentioning specific systems (tanks, fighter jets, long- and medium-range air defense systems) and budget details (1.6 billion allocated for munitions). He emphasizes the need for quantitative and qualitative analyses, specifically asking what, how much, from whom, and at what price should be procured.

The speaker is familiar with the sector-specific terminology and infrastructure (the Estlink 2 submarine cable, oil shale power generation, the electricity connection with Russia). However, the speaker himself admits that he is not an expert in the field, meaning his argumentation relies more on logical risk analysis and the correlation of political factors.