By Plenary Sessions: Helle-Moonika Helme

The speaker demonstrates competence regarding the state budget and the use of taxpayer money, citing specific figures (100 million, 0.25% of GDP, 1.8 million for Vana-Vigala school). Their knowledge of education and language policy is particularly profound, referencing Section 9 of the Language Act and Section 51 of the Constitution, and providing examples from the daily life of kindergartens in Tallinn and Ida-Viru County. They rely on the experience of the civic movement "Estonian school is the home of the Estonian language."

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the European Union's raw materials strategy and decarbonization policy, citing Ursula von der Leyen's speech and the objective of achieving European raw material independence. Separate emphasis is placed on the effect of Estonian legislation (the State Special Planning Act) on resource availability, also referencing a citizen survey organized in Europe.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in refining statistical arguments concerning excise policy and cross-border trade, drawing a distinction between sales figures and domestic consumption. They are well-versed in the subject of language immersion in early childhood education, citing research regarding the impact of the proportion of non-native speaking children on the Estonian-language learning environment (specifically, the threshold exceeding 10%). Furthermore, they propose specific methodological solutions for structuring language instruction prior to the children's integration.

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding the planned implementation scenarios and the types of assets to be covered by the European Union asset register, including crypto assets and cash reserves. They are familiar with specific issues facing the healthcare sector, such as the budget of the Health Insurance Fund, negotiations involving the doctors' union, and the effect of overtime on overall workload. Furthermore, they are knowledgeable about aspects of crisis psychology, highlighting the risks associated with mass panic and the subsequent run on resources.

The speaker demonstrates a detailed awareness of specific sections of the draft Child Protection Act concerning the expungement of criminal records and the discretion afforded to officials of the Social Insurance Board. The arguments are supported by both social data (e.g., 2018 statistics on child rape) and financial data (100 million euros allocated to Ukraine). Reference is also made to institutions such as the PPA child protection group, the Chancellor of Justice, and the Children's Ombudsman.