By Plenary Sessions: Jüri Jaanson

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the field of environmental law and administrative management, addressing specific topics such as the accreditation of water sampling, the designation of wastewater collection areas, and the approval procedure for boreholes and wells. This expertise is further supported by references to the positions of the Groundwater Commission and an analysis by the Sorainen Law Firm concerning the infringement of the constitution.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the areas of legislative implementation, sanctions enforcement, and labor law. Their professional focus centers on legal specifics, particularly mechanisms for employee protection and the prevention of malicious reporting during the investigation process.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of state border management and security assessment processes, citing a government-commissioned threat assessment that is expected to be finalized in April. They are also familiar with the working procedures of the Riigikogu (Estonian Parliament), raising a procedural question concerning the right of members of parliament to object. They emphasize that the government has a better overview of what is happening at the borders than the Riigikogu.

The speaker demonstrates a high level of expertise in the field of environmental and administrative law, particularly concerning the regulation of boreholes, groundwater protection, and enabling provisions. Technical terms such as "enabling provision," "the principle of specificity," are used, and reference is made to comprehensive legal analyses (Sorainen, Riigikogu Analysis Department). A thorough understanding of the constitutional aspects of the draft legislation and the concerns of interest groups is evident.

The speaker demonstrates awareness of the government’s work structure within the social policy domain, specifically referencing the working group operating under the Minister of Social Protection. The professional focus is on conducting analyses and seeking solutions, with the deadline for the comprehensive analysis mentioned as June.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the management structures of economic policy, particularly the concept of the economic cabinet, inquiring about its specific focus areas and added value. Furthermore, they are capable of directly linking social phenomena (e.g., an increase in the birth rate) to macroeconomic factors (economic growth and a sense of security).

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the political history behind supporting the state-owned enterprise (Nordica) and the role various governments played in that process. Furthermore, the speaker exhibits procedural awareness regarding the differences in investigative jurisdiction between Riigikogu (Parliament) committees and law enforcement bodies, specifically asking how the committee's work differs from that of law enforcement when identifying instances of malpractice or misuse.