By Months: Lauri Hussar

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the rules of parliamentary procedure and the conduct of sessions. This expertise is directed toward dissecting procedural matters, especially concerning ministerial accountability and the role of the session chair in demanding responses. Specific terminology is used, such as "procedural question" and "verbatim record."

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the fields of the information society, security, and law-making, utilizing specific terminology such as "restriction of fundamental rights" and "specific provisions." The expertise is focused on the details of the legislation and the mechanisms of legal protection.

The speaker demonstrates profound expertise in the Riigikogu's rules of procedure and procedural regulations, directly referencing the Riigikogu Rules of Procedure and Internal Rules Act and its commentaries. The focus is on legal interpretation, specifically clarifying whether a minister must or may answer a question that is outside the scope of the topic. Technical terms such as "procedurally" and "the yellow book" are utilized.

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The speaker demonstrates expertise in foreign policy and diplomacy, referencing the assessment provided by an allied nation's ambassador and the role of parliamentary diplomacy. They are familiar with the specific figures for tax revenue generated by the Estonian banking sector (250–260 million euros) and demand detailed data concerning the Lithuanian tax system. Furthermore, when arguing about the church's hierarchical relationships, they utilize concepts from canonical law and biblical roles.