By Plenary Sessions: Züleyxa Izmailova

The speaker demonstrates considerable expertise in the fields of environmental, forestry, and energy policy. Specific terminology is employed (e.g., carbon sequestration, storage technology, biodiversity), and the speaker highlights the government's disregard for evidence-based facts. Particular attention is paid to the scope of forest management, clear-cutting practices, and deficiencies in the nuclear energy decision-making process, casting doubt on its scientific foundation. This expertise is then utilized to refute the government's assertions.

The speaker demonstrates expertise on issues concerning forestry and environmental regulation, using specific terminology such as the 30:70 principle and referencing restrictions outlined in the Forest Act. He/She poses detailed questions regarding the justification of logging volumes and the achievement of nature conservation goals, also mentioning the Council for Efficiency and Economic Growth.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of comparative fiscal policy and international credit ratings. He/She focuses on the tax systems of the AAA-rated Nordic countries (Sweden, Norway, Denmark), emphasizing the presence of progressive income tax and wealth taxes in those nations. Specific references are used to the advisors and leaders of the Reform Party (Ain Hanschmidt, Kristen Michal) to illustrate their public stances.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in environmental and energy policy, detailing logging rates, carbon sequestration, and nuclear energy development strategies. Specific data is utilized, including the findings of the Government Office’s public opinion monitoring survey and profit/income tax statistics for the forestry sector. Furthermore, the speaker exhibits knowledge concerning the obstacles encountered during the planning and permitting processes for wind farms.

The speaker demonstrates specific awareness regarding topics related to students with special educational needs (SEN). This expertise is expressed through concrete questions concerning planned activities and expectations for quality improvement in educational attainment.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the field of European Union environmental law, specifically referencing the EU Deforestation Regulation and Article 6 of the Habitats Directive. Specific terminology is used, such as "infringement procedure," "forest degradation," and "Natura sites." Knowledge of the situation concerning Estonian timber resources and the viewpoints of the timber industry is also referenced.