By Plenary Sessions: Mart Helme

The speaker is well-versed in the Supreme Court's previous rulings and the legal inconsistencies surrounding e-elections, demanding a clear judicial assessment from the court. Regarding economic matters, the focus is on the broader, indirect impact of taxation on prices and services, though specific data or technical financial terminology is absent. The expertise demonstrated lies primarily in highlighting political principles and legal issues.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of constitutional principles, especially concerning the inviolability of private property and rights, which he believes have been violated by the government. He is aware of public opinion, referencing a petition with 76,000 signatures opposing the car tax. There is no use of specific technical data or statistics; instead, he relies on legal and political rhetoric.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of parliamentary procedure, focusing on committee discussions and voting procedures. This expertise is primarily connected to the internal workings of the Riigikogu and the requirement for public disclosure of voting results. There are no references to the use of data, statistics, or technical terminology.