By Plenary Sessions: Kalle Grünthal

The speaker demonstrates expertise in constitutional law and European Union law, utilizing technical terms such as "conflict of obligations" and "directly applicable regulation." They are familiar with the specific political advertising regulation that entered into force on October 10th, as well as the Ministry of Justice's corresponding clarification.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the field of constitutional law by directly citing Article 128 of the Constitution, which governs the Riigikogu’s authority concerning mobilization and the deployment of the Defense Forces. To underscore this knowledge, they referenced the opinion of a leading legal expert, stressing that the law allows for no dual interpretation.

Demonstrates comprehensive knowledge of the Riigikogu Rules of Procedure and Internal Rules Act, repeatedly referencing Section 73 (impossibility of debating the agenda item) and Article 104, clause 15 of the Constitution. Focuses on the legal analysis of the treaty text (Article 50, paragraph 1) and demands specific financial data concerning the costs of adapting the prison facility. Employs legal analogy (case law, restoration of a time limit) to substantiate the procedural requirements.

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding the administrative procedures for vital statistics registration and the practical issues surrounding the payment of state fees, specifically highlighting the lack of cash acceptance at the PPA (Police and Border Guard Board). Furthermore, he/she references Article 13 of the Constitution and is well-versed in the legislative history of previous draft bills concerning social benefits.