By Plenary Sessions: Aleksei Jevgrafov

The speaker demonstrates a strong grasp of international financial assessments and data, citing specific figures from the International Monetary Fund ($40 billion) and the World Bank ($411 billion) concerning Ukraine's aid requirements and reconstruction costs. This expertise covers the fields of economics, information technology, and foreign assistance. Furthermore, the speaker has focused on the logistics of organizing forums and the necessity of involving Ukrainian specialists.

The speaker demonstrates expertise on the topic of housing costs and the financing of apartment building renovations, proposing a specific solution to reduce the required owner contribution to 10%. Specific data is utilized regarding the size of utility bills (300–500 euros) and the rising cost of heating in Narva. Reference is also made to existing state programs and their deficiencies in the current economic climate.

The presenter demonstrates expertise in legislative procedures, referencing the explanatory memorandum of the draft bill and requiring the precise point or section to be named. The subject matter expertise relates to the Student Allowances and Student Loan Act and the rights of European Union citizens studying in Estonia, emphasizing the exact wording of the provisions.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in public transport concepts, referencing the trunk network, passenger rail services, fast county lines, and last-mile solutions. They are aware of the arguments supporting the car tax (road maintenance) and demand a specific impact assessment regarding changes in passenger numbers across different age groups and regions.