By Plenary Sessions: Kalle Grünthal

The speaker demonstrates detailed expertise regarding wind energy projects (e.g., Järva municipality) and financing structures, tracking the movement of funds to Swedish and French private equity funds. They utilize political economic theories (Immanuel Wallerstein's periphery theory) and legal arguments (Section 5 of the Constitution) to support their positions. Furthermore, they maintain a strong focus on the clarity of the Riigikogu's procedural rules and organization of work.

The speaker demonstrates profound expertise in the legal field, accurately citing sections of the Constitution (§ 3) and the Penal Code (§ 6). Particular emphasis is placed on the complex issues concerning the territorial application of international law and domestic criminal law, referencing the treaty between the USA and Estonia.

The speaker demonstrates detailed knowledge of both procedural law (evidence, the subject of the proceedings, dates and locations of interrogations) and constitutional law, referencing Article 5 of the Constitution and its extended interpretation concerning natural resources. He/She also possesses specific data regarding large wind farm projects, mentioning the number of generators (109), the height (up to 270 meters), and the type of financier (a French private equity investment fund).

The expertise is evident in the monitoring of public communication related to national defense and security, specifically referencing a concrete radio interview. The speaker emphasizes the need for specific sources, demanding that the minister not refer to general information, a requirement which suggests an understanding of how to differentiate between categories of intelligence data.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of both a specific historical incident (the 2004 expert assessment of the Lihula monument) and Section 151.1 of the Penal Code concerning prohibited symbols. Furthermore, they are proficient in the stipulations of the Riigikogu Rules of Procedure and Internal Rules Act, specifically referencing Section 146, subsection 8, to draw attention to the conduct of the session chair.

The speaker demonstrates authority in the field of hunting, citing 40 years of personal experience as a hunter to refute the effectiveness of deterrence measures. He also shows knowledge regarding the links between agricultural financing and food security, emphasizing the crucial role of financial resources in maintaining production.