By Plenary Sessions: Kalle Grünthal

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding the mechanisms of electoral body representation and energy legislation. He is particularly detailed on the topic of infrasound generated by wind turbines, citing specific technical data (200 kW vs 6–7 MW turbines) and referencing the World Health Organization’s (WHO) 2018 guideline. He stresses that the decisions are based on studies that are 15 years old.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the system for ordering and distributing pharmaceuticals, gained through experience on the Social Affairs Committee, specifically highlighting hospitals' desire to handle their own procurement. They also possess strong expertise in constitutional law, relying on the arguments of leading legal experts (Varro Vooglaid, Carri Ginter) concerning the unacceptability of the proposed bill.

The speaker demonstrates competence regarding the Rules of Procedure and organization of work of the Riigikogu (Estonian Parliament), citing specific sections, such as § 72 and its subsection 11, and demanding their application. The substantive expertise clearly lies within the field of social policy, particularly concerning the limits and statutory figures of the subsistence benefit. Specific financial data is utilized, such as 8.2 million euros allocated for officials' salaries and a 20-euro increase in the benefit.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the history of the Soviet Union, especially the mechanisms of forced collectivization, such as the imposition of extremely high taxes aimed at liquidating private property. This historical knowledge serves as the primary analytical tool in criticizing the policy of the Minister of Finance.