By Plenary Sessions: Jüri Jaanson

The speaker demonstrates expertise in regulatory transposition, budget analysis, and administrative costs, referencing the budgets and administrative bodies of member states. He/She uses specific terminology, such as "minimalist transposition," and cites concrete statistical data regarding the increase in costs (on average, by a quarter).

The expertise manifests in linking tax policy (VAT) with its social and security implications. The speaker is able to analyze the social aspect of the topic (supporting people suffering from poverty) and also refers to cultural differences (restaurant culture in Mediterranean countries). Data or technical economic terminology is not used; the focus is instead on tax morale.

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding the technology sector and workforce resources, especially concerning how to utilize the potential of people with reduced working capacity. They also show awareness of the need for stability and flexibility in the tax system, citing economic models geared toward e-residents and international newcomers.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of international maritime law and jurisdiction (the scope of legal authority) and the protection of critical assets located on the seabed (communication cables). They reference a specific Finnish court decision, which presupposes detailed familiarity with the subject matter. The expertise focuses on the legal aspects of maritime security and infrastructure protection.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the national budget process, tax policy (including the tax hump and tax cuts), and the prioritization of defense expenditures. They are able to connect the geopolitical situation (the war in Europe) with the structure of the domestic budget, while also focusing on the sustainability of funding for culture and sports.