By Plenary Sessions: Kalle Grünthal

The speaker exhibits specific expertise concerning the legislation and internal affairs of the Estonian Public Broadcasting (ERR), drawing on personal work experience at Estonian Television. They discuss detailed aspects of the management structure (board compensation, removal/recall) and editorial matters (right of reply, ethics advisor). Legal terminology is employed, such as the term "undefined legal concept" in relation to a serious management failure.

The speaker demonstrates specific knowledge of the Advertising Act (RekS), citing the precise section and clause (§ 3 subsection 4 clause 7), which pertains to the exploitation of the impact of accidents or emergency situations in advertising. This indicates expertise in the fields of legislation, regulatory oversight, and rapid legal analysis.

The speaker demonstrates specific knowledge regarding the composition of the atmosphere, specifically citing the percentage of carbon dioxide (0.039%). This knowledge is utilized to criticize the opposing side's climate goals and lack of expertise. He/She focuses on technical and scientific figures to challenge the credibility of the draft's objectives.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the energy and infrastructure sectors, covering grid tariffs, market prices, and energy security. To support the argument, references are made to expert assessments that have allegedly confirmed the negative effects of privatization on services and fees.

He speaks with authority on the topics of criminal procedure and oversight of the legal system, utilizing detailed references to court judgments and legal statutes. He demonstrates knowledge regarding the recusal of prosecutors, the unlawfulness of surveillance activities, and the formulation of the grounds and basis for initiating proceedings. He supports his arguments with a chronological list of specific court rulings that describe the falsification of procedural documents and the destruction of evidence by prosecutors.

The speaker focuses on issues of state finance and tax policy, stressing the principles governing the use of taxpayer money and political accountability. No specific technical jargon or statistics are presented, but their command of the subject matter is evident, particularly concerning tax hikes and public discontent.