By Plenary Sessions: Kalle Grünthal

The speaker demonstrates competence in constitutional law, specifically citing the provisions of Section 154 of the Constitution concerning the autonomy of local government and the assignment of obligations. Technical terms such as "matter of local concern" are employed, and specific paragraphs are referenced during the assessment of the law's compliance with the Constitution.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge regarding the consequences of nuclear disasters, citing the examples of Chernobyl (31,500 km² contaminated area, Category 7 accident) and Fukushima. He/She is also familiar with the legal issues surrounding election procedures and electronic voting, noting the high volume of election complaints and the resulting burden on the Supreme Court. To impart this knowledge, the speaker utilizes historical facts and literary examples.

The text demonstrates awareness of international relations and the principle of sovereignty, specifically addressing the issue of interference in another state's internal affairs. The argument relies more on a personal analogy involving a trivial example than on technical data or statistics.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the procedural details of the Riigikogu Rules of Procedure and Internal Rules Act (Section 95, subsection 1), defending the bill initiator's right to withdraw an amendment proposal at any time. Furthermore, he/she exhibits awareness of international influence organizations, such as the Bilderberg Group and the ideas of Klaus Schwab, utilizing them to support his/her political narrative.

The expert assessment is limited to knowledge of the Riigikogu’s working procedures and the substitution of government members (Margus Tsahkna performing the duties of the Prime Minister). Data, statistics, or deeper policy analysis are lacking.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the field of information technology by criticizing flaws in the Land Board's system and proposing the use of biometric data for identity verification as a solution to enhance security. Furthermore, the speaker is knowledgeable about the processing of election complaints and issues related to the constitutional rule of law, demanding that evidence be presented.