By Plenary Sessions: Züleyxa Izmailova

The speaker demonstrates knowledge in the fields of education and salary policy (the career model for teachers), the sustainability of the tax system, and internal security and legislation (the legality of officials' actions, the apprehension of criminals). He/She also indirectly references experts and institutions who highlight the deficiencies in Estonia's tax policy.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the legal domain, procedures for commissioning analyses of draft legislation, and mechanisms of parliamentary oversight. He/She is familiar with specific legal documents (service contracts) and the roles of institutions such as the Gender Equality and Equal Treatment Commissioner and the Data Protection Inspectorate. This knowledge is used to call into question the legal legitimacy of the minister's activities.

The speaker demonstrates competence in public finance (supplementary budget, VAT, gambling tax) and labor law, focusing on issues concerning the compensation of overtime for part-time employees and the wage rate for minors. He/She analyzes the economic and social consequences of the draft legislation, using specific terminology, such as regional policy implications.

The speaker demonstrates expertise on the themes of cultural values and national identity, emphasizing the role of sacred sites as part of language, customs, and deeper cultural history. The expertise is more philosophical and cultural than technical, given the lack of references to statistical data on forestry or economics.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the enforcement of environmental law (referencing the Supreme Court ruling on forest notifications and the lack of resources at the Environmental Board) and in the field of competition law. Emphasis is placed on the practical application of the law and the need to analyze the restriction of market participants' influence, utilizing terms such as "structural competition infringements." The necessity of providing environmental awareness training for judges is also highlighted.

The speaker demonstrates detailed awareness of the handling of the Pihlakodu criminal case, including the prosecution’s positions regarding the alleged absence of damage and the question of corporate liability. Furthermore, they possess knowledge of government strategic documents, such as the development directions for the hospital network, and the coalition agreement’s commitments concerning the professional qualification of youth workers. Technical language is employed, such as "disciplinary or internal control measures" and "independent supervisory procedure."