By Plenary Sessions: Helle-Moonika Helme

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of recent Estonian history and security policy narratives, referencing specific political events such as the Ratas government's distancing from United Russia in 2019 and the question of Crimea's status. The expertise is rather politico-historical and narrative-driven, focusing on the connections between political opponents and the Kremlin. Specific terms are used, such as "family blood business" and "cancellation action."

The speaker demonstrates expertise in finance and fiscal policy, stressing the necessity of basic arithmetic and thorough impact analysis, while referencing their lecturer, Janno Reiljan. They provide detailed information regarding the root causes of the state budget deficit and foreign aid expenditures, offering specific areas where savings could be implemented. Furthermore, they are well-versed in the technical specifics of the legislation, such as fuel excise duty and registration fees.

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding economic policy, decisions within the energy sector, and the efficiency of public administration. Particular emphasis is placed on financial matters, the epidemic spread of corruption (referencing the "white plastic bag"), and the history of pension policy. Specific terminology, such as "green ideology," is employed, and specific politicians (Jürgen Ligi) are referenced in the context of budget cuts.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the field of constitutional review and legislative procedure, criticizing the Constitutional Committee's competence in assessing the constitutionality of a bill. Procedural terms such as "Constitutional Committee," "bill," and "in violation of the constitution" are employed, emphasizing that this specific committee ought to be qualified to notice such matters.