By Months: Aleksei Jevgrafov

The speaker demonstrates expertise in constitutional law (specifically Section 52) and the details of international treaties (Article 14, Subsection 1). This expertise is focused on contrasting legal texts and analyzing the practical consequences for prison administration (specifically, the language proficiency of Tartu Prison staff and the management of foreign inmates).

The presenter demonstrates a profound level of knowledge concerning the finances and budget forecasts of the Health Insurance Fund (Tervisekassa). Technical terms such as "undistributed result" are employed, and detailed numerical forecasts are provided (e.g., –117.6 million euros in 2026), which indicates expertise in the field. This knowledge also encompasses the long-term outlook for reserves and the budgetary position up to 2028.

The speaker demonstrates strong expertise in healthcare financing and statistics, presenting detailed forecasts for the Health Insurance Fund's deficit up to 2028 (e.g., –254.2 million euros). Furthermore, they are familiar with the details of the legislative procedure, inquiring about the absence of a substantive impact analysis and the viewpoints of ministry advisors. They utilize specific data regarding the doctor shortage and the Health Fund's negative balance.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge in the field of infrastructure planning (four-lane roads, speed limits, 2+1 solutions) and energy technology (the cost and industrial scale of CO2 capture technology). Specific examples and statistics are used, citing the tragic statistics of the Narva-Jõhvi road section and the permitted speeds on other highways. A specific expert (Professor Alar Konist) is also cited regarding the topic of energy technology.

The speaker demonstrates deep expertise in the field of energy policy and technology, using technical terms such as "island operation capability" and "dispatchable capacity" (1000 MW). He supports his arguments with specific data, referencing the size of the CO2 capture investment (200–300 million euros) and the cost components of electricity generation at Auvere. Additionally, the fragmentation of healthcare IT systems (ESTER, Watson, E-ITS) and the budget deficit of the Health Insurance Fund (180 million euros) are discussed in detail.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in economic theory, explaining the impact of taxes and raw materials on the final product price. Professional competence is also evident when discussing internal security and the logistics of police operations, citing specific data regarding vacancies (a shortfall of 49 positions) and patrol requirements within the Eastern Prefecture. Detailed proposals for salary increases are also presented, taking regional peculiarities into account.

The speaker demonstrates detailed expertise regarding the logistics and throughput capacity of the Narva border crossing, highlighting the time required for full customs clearance, the length of queues, and the strain caused by the high volume of bus passengers. They are also well-versed in the Ministry of the Interior's past decisions (such as the closure of Narva 2) and the former interior minister's stance on migration pressure and hybrid threats. Furthermore, they are knowledgeable about the history of integration policy and matters related to constitutional amendments.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in energy policy and economics, referencing the rise in gas prices, the impact of Euribor, and the 100 million euro financing for the Narva gas plant. They are also well-versed in legislative procedures, demanding the presence of impact assessments and questioning the reliability of the numerical data presented in the Ministry of Climate's draft bills (e.g., 555 and 556). Furthermore, the speaker possesses detailed knowledge regarding resource deficits in local government and the statistics concerning incidents handled by the Police and Border Guard Board.

The speaker demonstrates awareness of the economic impact of major projects and improvements in the quality of medical care. Furthermore, they possess knowledge of international reports (OSCE) and the working procedures of the Foreign Affairs Committee. They emphasize the necessity of relying on specific information sources and data, while questioning the substantiation of the claims presented.