By Plenary Sessions: Annely Akkermann

Demonstrates profound knowledge in the area of fiscal and budgetary policy, utilizing precise figures and statistics (e.g., 654 euros for tax-exempt income, 774 euros for pensioners). Regularly references assessments by the OECD, IMF, and the European Union concerning the Estonian tax system. Exhibits a comprehensive grasp of the corporate income tax system and its effect on capitalization.

The text demonstrates deep knowledge of state budget and financial matters, referencing specific procedural aspects like the work of the Finance Committee and amendments to the State Budget Act. It shows a strong command of parliamentary procedure and committee work. The mention of specific individuals, such as Heidy Purga and Hendrik Terras, points to detailed subject matter expertise.

Although the speaker admits that the environment is not his "field," he demonstrates deep knowledge regarding the environmental impacts of the oil shale industry. He uses technical terms such as "pyrite oxidation," "polyaromatic hydrocarbons," and "external spoil heaps of waste rock." He presents detailed data on the effects of mining on groundwater, air, and soil, citing scientific studies.

Demonstrates profound knowledge in the field of public finance and tax policy, utilizing specific statistical data such as the 5.7% increase in the average old-age pension and the 7.7% growth in the median wage. Expertly references the Maastricht criteria, sovereign ratings, and the comparison of OECD tax systems. Provides a comprehensive explanation of the importance of finance's stabilizing function and its impact on other sectors.