By Plenary Sessions: Helle-Moonika Helme

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the details of the corruption scheme, pointing to the falsification of TalTech's internal data, the utilization of a Norwegian shell company, and specific monetary amounts (2.6–2.8 billion). The investigation is focused on exposing administrative errors and fraud in the financing of the green transition, highlighting the findings of the National Audit Office and Jaak Aaviksoo.

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding large carnivore populations and hunting, detailing the impact of wolf packs on the natural food base and agricultural losses. They utilize concepts such as the "principle of natural selection" and reference the drastic decline in the deer population. Furthermore, they are knowledgeable about ongoing discussions concerning science policy and the oversight of funding, citing specific scientists and institutions.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in financing the green transition and energy economics, citing specific figures (2.6 billion, 260 million) and various support schemes. Research ethics are also addressed, using the Paldiski mine as an example, while accusing the government of involving scientists in fraudulent schemes. Technical terms such as "green transition subsidies" and "CO2 taxes" are employed.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in constitutional law and its historical context, citing the intentions and principles of the Constitution's framers. Specific emphasis is placed on the inconsistency of e-voting with constitutional principles (secrecy, periodicity, transparency, and verifiability).

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the economic aspects of energy, explaining how the affordability of renewable energy depends on taxpayer subsidies and how the high cost of oil shale energy is due to high CO2 and environmental fees. Specific terms such as "CO2 taxes" and "environmental fees" are used to substantiate the arguments.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in energy policy and economic competition matters, focusing on electricity price formation, the subsidization of renewable energy, and the taxation of fossil fuels. Specific terminology is employed, such as "desynchronization," "subsidization," and "CO2 taxes," and reference is made to global political developments (the US abandoning renewable energy subsidies). This expertise is primarily utilized to demonstrate the economic inefficiency of current government policy.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of US foreign policy trends, particularly concerning embassy operations and value-based restrictions (such as the ban on the rainbow flag). They use terminology like "conditionality" and reference specific socio-political positions of the Trump administration related to gender and ideology.